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Digitimes August 31, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Analysis: Tim Cook hands Ternus a slower-growing but far richer Apple than the one Steve Jobs left him

Apple
When John Ternus becomes chief executive on September 1, the company he inherits will be measured on a scorecard Tim Cook wrote, not the one Steve Jobs left behind. Fifteen years of accounts show two different machines wearing the same logo: Jobs ran a company that accelerated, Cook ran one that compounded. The distinction matters for Ternus, because the growth rates Cook normalized are the ones he now has to beat.
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