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Apple is ramping up succession plans for CEO Tim Cook and may tap this hardware exec to take over, report says

John Ternus, Apple's senior VP of hardware engineering, could take control of the company as soon as next year, sources told the Financial Times.

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Apple is reportedly getting ready to replace Tim Cook as early as next year

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Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO next year

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Apple intensifies succession planning for CEO Tim Cook, FT reports

Apple is reportedly gearing up for a new chapter as Tim Cook prepares to step down as CEO, with insiders hinting that this change might occur as soon as next year.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook to step down as soon as next year: Financial Times

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Who is most likely to replace Tim Cook as Apple steps up succession plan?

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Apple CEO Stepping Down? Tim Cook Is Now 65, Sparking Succession Talk

Tim Cook turned 65 on Nov. 1, and talks have been growing around the question of who his successor as Apple CEO could be. Cook has made no announcement that he'll be retiring, but according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the tech giant is working behind the ...

Ross Gerber Urges Apple Leadership Overhaul, Suggests Replacing Siri With Google's Gemini AI For Future Growth

Investor Ross Gerber calls for new leadership and a partnership with Google's AI at Apple Inc. Gerber suggests replacing Siri with Gemini AI.

Apple’s Tim Cook on Lessons From Steve Jobs, His Morning Routine and More

Apple CEO Tim Cook sits down for The Job Interview with WSJ. Magazine to discuss working with Steve Jobs, his first job as a paperboy and his first days working at IBM.

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Ford CEO Jim Farley says the secret to climbing the corporate ladder flows through this department—and Tim Cook is proof it works

The secret to CEO success isn’t knowing how to code or use AI chatbots—it’s mastering the supply chain, according to Ford’s Jim Farley.

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Leaker Reveals Apple's Mac Roadmap For 2026 With 6 New Models And Several Chips

Along with the M6, M6 Pro, M6 Max, and M6 Ultra-powered Macs, rumors also suggest that Apple would be launching a cheaper MacBook powered by an iPhone chip.