
Tim Cook is retiring as CEO of Apple in 2026.
John Ternus will succeed him as the company's new chief executive.
This change marks a deliberate leadership transition for Apple. GeoGazet tracking confirms John Ternus succeeds Tim Cook as Apple CEO. New reports show Apple sets pay targets at $58 million for Ternus, indicating a significant financial investment in the new leadership.
While stepping down as CEO, Tim Cook still receives $47 million. His current influence score remains 100/100, suggesting he will continue to play a highly influential role within the company, possibly as chairman or in an advisory capacity.