Apple’s Post-Cook Era: John Ternus Takes the Reins
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Tim Cook is ending his 15-year run as Apple's CEO, moving to executive chairman as John Ternus—Apple’s hardware chief—takes over on Sept. 1; Cook praises Ternus and analysts expect a major design shake-up, while Apple readies a busy fall with the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, a rumored foldable, and a new Apple Watch, all amid higher component costs and continued price hikes.
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