Apple CEO Tim Cook Reflects on Retirement and Future Leadership

Tim Cook, 64, says he will remain at Apple until he feels it is time to move on, emphasizing his deep connection to the company and its legacy.

Tim Cook, who has served as Apple's CEO since 2011, stated he will lead the company until an internal sense tells him it is time to step down.
Cook described his tenure at Apple as a 'privilege of a lifetime' and highlighted how deeply intertwined his life has been with the company since joining in 1998.
He acknowledged that questions about his retirement have become more frequent but avoided providing a specific timeline for his departure.
Cook has expressed a preference for his successor to come from within Apple, with senior executives like Jeff Williams and John Ternus reportedly considered potential candidates.
Under Cook's leadership, Apple has achieved significant milestones, including the release of iconic products like the iPhone and Apple Watch and reaching a $3 trillion market valuation.