From $350 Billion To $4 Trillion: The Tim Cook Era At Apple

Tim Cook (File Photo) Fifteen years after taking over from Steve Jobs, Tim Cook is stepping down as CEO of Apple, passing the baton to hardware chief John Ternus. Cook will remain involved as executive chairman, concluding his leadership era defined by scale, stability, and financial expansion. When Cook assumed leadership in 2011, Apple was already influential, valued at under $350 billion. Over the years, the company’s market capitalisation has multiplied dramatically, reaching about $4.01 trillion today. At one point, Apple became the first company to cross multiple valuation milestones, with its worth rivalling the size of entire national economies…