Tim Cook took over as CEO after founder Steve Jobs’ death in 2011 but stepped down 15 years later. Here’s how many Apple shares the ex-CEO owns.

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Tim Cook unquestionably had a stellar run at the head of Apple (AAPL-1.23%). When he took over the CEO job in August 2011, Apple was already a force -- the iPhone was a hit, the iPad was relatively new, and the customer base was fiercely loyal. But what ...

On his last day as Apple CEO, Tim Cook offered a rousing endorsement of his successor: John Ternus, the company’s senior vice president of hardware engineering. In a memo to employees, Cook reminded staff that he’s “not leaving Apple,” just ...

"This will be my final earnings call, and John will lead these calls going forward," Cook said at the end of Thursday's call. "The transition is going seamlessly, and I am beyond excited for John to step into his new role and lead Apple into its next era.

In his new role as the executive chairman of Apple's board of directors, Tim Cook told The Independent's David Phelan that he is "not meddling" with Apple's new CEO John Ternus. "First of all, John and I have an incredible level of trust in each other,

Cook, who recently stepped down, says he’s helping new CEO John Ternus ‘in any way he sees fit.’ Cook, who recently stepped down, says he’s helping new CEO John Ternus ‘in any way he sees fit.’ is a senior reporter covering technology ...

On his last earnings call as Apple (AAPL-0.94%) CEO, Tim Cook said his company is facing a unique challenge due to a shortage of memory chips for its devices. Data centers are gobbling up available memory, leaving Apple and its peers paying more for memory ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Ryan Knutson: The first time our colleague Rolfe Winkler met Apple's CEO Tim Cook, Rolfe was on crutches and he had his jaw wired shut.

Fourteen years ago today, Apple announced that iOS chief Scott Forstall would leave the company the following year, serving as an advisor to Tim Cook in the interim. Reports at the time said Forstall refused to sign Apple's public apology for the poor coverage of Apple Maps,