Tim Cook hands Apple to John Ternus on September 1, after fifteen years that took the company from $108 billion in annual revenue to $416 billion. Services became a $109 billion business, a quarter of the world’s iPhones moved to India, Apple started making its own chips, and the last two years went on an AI promise it could not keep.
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