As Tim Cook prepares to step down as Apple CEO in September, he has shared a deeply personal farewell letter to the global Apple community. Cook reflects on his 15-year journey, the trust he says users placed in Apple, and his human connection to millions worldwide. He also signals confidence in successor John Ternus to guide the next chapter.
Apple CEO Tim Cook told employees in a heartfelt internal memo that “now is the right time” to step away after 15 years leading the company. Cook announced he will transition to the role of Executive Chairman this summer, explaining the timing and rationale behind the change as he prepares to hand over day-to-day leadership.
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Infosys board members are set to discuss upcoming leadership changes as CEO Salil Parekh’s current term nears completion. A two-year extension is widely expected to help manage succession planning and ensure continuity. With industry disruptions reshaping demand and technology spending, investors are watching closely to gauge stability and the direction of the company’s next chapter.
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook will step down on September 1, 2026, ending his 15-year tenure that helped steer the company into a roughly $4 trillion valuation era. Cook will become executive chairman, while John Ternus is set to take over as CEO. The leadership change marks a major shift for one of the world’s most influential tech firms.
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