Tim Cook Steps Down, Apple Hits Record Earnings

0:00It's April 30th. You're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news, I'm Corey with the story. Apple just dropped killer quarterly earnings for January through March, smashing analyst predictions and marking their best March quarter ever with. Double digit growth in every region. But the real buzz is Tim Cook stepping down as CEO, handing the reins to hardware engineering boss John Turnis later this year. iPhone sales hit a March revenue record thanks to massive demand for the latest lineup while they also launched affordable picks like the iPhone, 17 E and entry level MacBook Neo to grab more budget buyers. Cook's led the company for 15 years since Steve Jobs, ballooning Apple's market value by over $3.6 trillion on the back of. iPhone dominance, even as Siri AI upgrades remain in the works. Others seem chill on the earnings beat, but eyes are glued to how the leadership shift plays out, especially with AI strategy lagging.

1:00Turnis jumps in on September 1st, with Cook sticking around as executive chairman for smooth handover. They even chatted briefly on the analyst. Call, signaling tight teamwork ahead.