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Tim Cook turned Apple into a money-making machine

Jornal de Negócios31 August 2026 at 14:30

Tim Cook completed 15 years in leadership at Apple and now moves to the position of chairman of the company. During his tenure, Cook transformed Apple into a money-making machine, significantly strengthening the company's financial position.

John Ternus assumes the position of CEO, being responsible for the hardware area at Apple. Ternus succeeds Cook in the leadership of the North American tech giant.

Cook leaves a legacy of many accomplishments during his tenure, although the article also mentions some failures. Despite this, he hands over Apple financially stable and well-positioned for the future.

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