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Tim Cook to Step Down as Apple CEO in September, John Ternus to Take Over

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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced he will step down in September to become the company's executive chairman.
John Ternus, currently senior VP of hardware engineering, will succeed him as CEO.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook announced he will step down in September to become the company's executive chairman. John Ternus, currently senior VP of hardware engineering, will succeed him as CEO.

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