Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO, hardware chief John Ternus takes the helm
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Why Apple's next CEO is likely to be John Ternus
Looking ahead: Analysts have begun speculating about how much longer Apple will remain under CEO Tim Cook, who turns 65 next month. Although several of the company's executives appear qualified to succeed him, Apple's recent actions have increased the likelihood that hardware engineering chief John Ternus will take over within the next few years.
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