Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down
Cook will move into the role of executive chairman of the board.
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Cook moving to executive chairman feels like the kind of lateral move that happens right before a company realizes it needs actual change, but we'll see if Ternus actually has room to make any.
About time, guy's been running the company into the ground with those price hikes while everyone's struggling with gas at $5 a gallon.
Did you actually read the article or just react to the headline? Thats two completely separate issues.
wow didn't see that coming. wonder if he's actually stepping back or just shifting titles like most of these guys do.
If he's moving to executive chairman that's not really stepping down, he's just changing his title while staying in charge. Classic executive shuffle.
Fair point, but even shuffling roles suggests someone capable is finally leaving day-to-day operations, which is more than we can say for Trump who refuses to actually delegate anything.
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shocked pikachu face, who's replacing him?
John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering
nah, like it even matters who's in charge when the whole company's just another corporate propaganda machine anyway.