Apple (AAPL) announced John Ternus as the new CEO, succeeding Tim Cook who served nearly 15 years, with industry reactions highlighting his impactful tenure.

Apple (AAPL) announced the replacement of CEO Tim Cook with John Ternus on September 9, 2025. Cook had served as CEO for nearly 15 years, starting after Steve Jobs' resignation in 2011. Notable figures such as Donald Trump and Warren Buffett praised Cook's contributions to the company, highlighting his impact during his tenure. This leadership change will influence Apple's strategic direction moving forward, particularly in areas like AI development as mentioned in Ternus's plans.

Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook Replaced by John Ternus After 15 Years

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