Apple's Record Quarter, Cook's Successor Ternus

0:00Apple crushed its quarterly earnings estimates this week, riding high on iPhone sales that made it the best March quarter ever. Every region saw double-digit growth, beating what analysts predicted at $1.95 per share and $109 billion. In revenue. Earlier this month, CEO Tim Cook announced he's stepping down after 15 years at the helm, handing the reins to hardware engineering chief John. Turnus later this year, Cook took over from Steve Jobs and oversaw Apple's market value explode by over $3,600,600 billion. Investors are buzzing about the leadership shift and Apple's push into artificial intelligence even as the company rolls out affordable gear like the new iPhone 17E and entry-level MacBook Neo to grab more market share. On the earnings call Thursday, Turner's jumped in briefly with Cook praising his skills and promising a smooth handover. They planned to team up closely through the summer. Turner's officially starts September 1st, sticking Cook in the executive chairman's spot

1:01to keep guiding the ship as Apple eyes its next big moves. From your city, powered by AI, this is Durham News Today.