John Ternus will take over the reins from Tim Cook as Apple CEO, while Cook will be appointed as Apple’s executive chairman. - Asian markets were mixed, but South Korea’s Kospi was a notable outlier, hitting a record high.
Trump continued his saber rattling on Iran, threatening the use of overwhelming military force. - Trump administration rolls out a tariff claims-filing portal tied to roughly $160 billion in refunds.
Apple’s John Ternus speaks during Apple’s annual worldwide developer conference (WWDC) in San Jose, California, _Hello, this is Hui Jie writing to you from Singapore, while Leonie is away preparing for
listen now_Apple sees its second leadership change since Steve Jobs, with CEO Tim Cook set to be succeeded ’s second most valuable company._ _Geopolitical tensions continue to simmer in Iran, with Iranian officials and U.S. President Donald Trump exchanging threats as a ceasefire deadline looms._
Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has found the new apple of his eye, if you pardon the pun. From September 1, senior vice president of hardware engineering John Ternus will [take over the reins] from Cook, while Cook will be appointed Apple’s executive chairman.
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