Cook's Apple Legacy: Ternus Takes Helm

0:00Europe news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across Europe. I'm Cory with the story. Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple's chief executive after nearly 15 years at the helm. He's passing the role to John Ternis, the company's head of hardware engineering, starting September 1st. Cook will stick around as executive chairman to keep guiding things from a step back. During his time leading Apple, the company's market value exploded by more than $3,600,600,000, all powered by the iPhone. Boom and steady innovation. He took over right after Steve Jobs passed, turning what was once a struggling giant into the world's top valued company. Folks have mixed views on Cook. He never quite matched Jobs's flair for big ideas, but no one denies the results. Apple went from near bankruptcy in the 90s to dominating tech, thanks to smart moves on products Jobs said in motion. This shake-up echoes recent handoffs at other tech powerhouses, like Jeff Bezos leaving Amazon and Reed Hastings exiting Netflix after

1:02Killer Runs as CEOs. Cook's deep love for Apple shines through, and with Ternis stepping up from hardware roots, the company's prime to keep pushing boundaries into the next chapter.