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- Apple has named John Ternus as its new CEO, succeeding Tim Cook, who led the company for about 15 years.
- Cook has moved to a newly created role of Executive Chairman, with his pay package reported at 47 million dollars (about Rs 400 crore), including a 2 million dollar salary and 45 million dollars in proposed equity, per an SEC filing.
- Ternus brings 25 years of hardware experience and played a key role in Apple's product development, including the iPhone Air.
- Ternus will now oversee Apple's September 9 event, where the company is expected to launch its first foldable handset, the iPhone Ultra Fold.
What to watch next
- John Ternus's first major public appearance as CEO at Apple's September 9 event
- Launch of Apple's first foldable handset, the iPhone Ultra Fold
- Tim Cook's role and influence as Executive Chairman
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