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Tim Cook Invokes Steve Jobs in His Last Message to Apple Employees—Just Like He Did when He Became CEO

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Today marks a historic turning point for Apple. After 15 years at the helm, Tim Cook is no longer the company’s CEO. Instead, John Ternus is stepping into the role—only the third person to do so this century. The first, of course, was Steve Jobs, whose impact on the company and industry has not lessened in the years since his passing. One his last day as CEO, Cook sent a final message yesterday to Apple employees. What is most interesting about …
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Tim Cook will end his tenure as Apple CEO in 2026, after successfully transforming the company into a business giant with a valuation soaring from US$350 billion to US$4.5 trillion.

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The American Tim Cook, CEO of Apple since August 2011, leaves this Tuesday his position in the company, which he has completely transformed in this period, in which he has multiplied the price of the share 26.8 times, while keeping pace with the innovation driven by his co-founder Steve Jobs.

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NDTV Gadgets 360 broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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