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Pikachu Visits Apple Park Before John Ternus Takes over as CEO
- John Ternus becomes Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, succeeding Tim Cook, who becomes executive chairman after a 15-year tenure marked by massive growth and diversification.
- Ternus, Apple's senior vice president of hardware engineering since 2021, will lead the company through its first foldable iPhone launch at a product event shortly after becoming CEO.
- Apple faces major challenges in advancing its AI capabilities and managing its complex China supply chain amid geopolitical tensions, which Ternus must address.
- Tim Cook leaves a legacy of financial growth and diversification, growing Apple's market cap from $350 billion to around $4 trillion during his tenure.
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The CEO of The Pokémon Company is also present in Cupertino.
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Watch The Ternus Era At Apple Begins, But Cook Isn’t Leaving
Apple is getting a new CEO. John Ternus officially takes over from Tim Cook on September 1, and he has a lot on his plate to tackle. Mark Gurman explains what Ternus faces in this next chapter of the tech company
·New York, United States
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Tim Cook has set Apple's course at a pivotal time, and now he's walking away.
·Alexandria, United States
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