Tim Cook has surpassed Steve Jobs as Apple's longest-serving CEO, marking a significant milestone. Cook's leadership has ...

Tim Cook has now served as Apple's CEO for a longer period than Steve Jobs. Cook reached 5,091 days in the role on August 1, 2025. Jobs launched iconic products like the iMac and iPhone. Cook oversaw ...

Tim Cook is constantly criticized, most recently over Apple Intelligence and how Apple hasn't bought Perplexity, and how he isn't Steve Jobs — yet the fact that he isn't Jobs is what has ...

Looking at the big picture, some experts say Cook might remain CEO for years—and that might be the best course for Apple.

co-founder Steve Jobs made it a rule to rethink decisions instantly when new facts surfaced, a habit he drilled into future CEO Tim Cook before naming him his successor. What Happened: Cook ...

Tim Cook is Apple’s longest-serving CEO. But what industry gossipers want to know is, what will happen if and when he’s replaced?

In 2004: Cook filled in for Jobs in August and September. On August 6, 2004, Apple’s stock was trading at $14.89 per share—its lowest level in months. By October 8, 2004, the stock was trading ...

Cook's comments on the Vision Pro, one of the signature products of his tenure, came during Apple's earnings call for the quarter ending in June. He ...