Tim Cook has now served as Apple's chief executive officer (CEO) for longer Steve Jobs' entire tenure, including the latter's ...

Tim Cook has surpassed Steve Jobs as Apple's longest-serving CEO, marking a significant milestone. Cook's leadership has ...

Here’s how the low‑profile executive built his fortune, reshaped Apple’s supply chain, and announced a $600B U.S.

According to a daily count, Timothy Donald Cook passed a milestone last week: No one has been Apple CEO longer than him.

Apple will invest an additional US$100 billion in the United States, taking its total pledge to US$600 billion over the next ...

Tim Cook has now served as Apple's CEO for a longer period than Steve Jobs. Cook reached 5,091 days in the role on August 1, 2025. Jobs launched iconic products like the iMac and iPhone. Cook oversaw ...

When asked to tell the story of Steve Jobs’ advice “Don’t think what I would do,” Cook explained: “Yeah, sure. One weekend he called me, and he said, ‘I’d like to talk to you’.

Tim Cook is no Steve Jobs and that may actually be a good thing. Unlike the bombastic Apple founder, he’s been even-keeled, launching no vendettas and creating no controversies.

-- Tim Cook has steered Apple through three years of increased competition from rivals since he took the helm as the tech giant's CEO. When visionary founder Steve Jobs chose Cook as his successor ...

In 2004: Cook filled in for Jobs in August and September. On August 6, 2004, Apple’s stock was trading at $14.89 per share—its lowest level in months. By October 8, 2004, the stock was trading ...