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Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO as early as next year, per Financial Times.
Apple’s board has started a serious succession plan to identify a successor.
John Ternus is considered the frontrunner for the CEO position.
Cook, who turned 65 recently, has led Apple for 14 years and overseen significant shifts.
Cook is associated with outsourcing manufacturing and scale.

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Apple reportedly preparing a leadership transition with Tim Cook potentially stepping down next year.
John Ternus is seen as a likely successor to lead Apple, stepping from hardware to top executive duties.
The Financial Times notes the timing could align with Apple’s earnings window in January.
Apple also announced Sabih Khan as the new chief operating officer, replacing Jeff Williams.
The leadership shift would occur after Tim Cook’s more than 14 years atop Apple.
The Financial Times sources describe a potential imminent shift in Apple’s top leadership.
The post suggests the move aims to ensure a smooth transition for Apple’s major events.
The report does not indicate an official announcement timing before January earnings.
Apple’s board previously appointed Sabih Khan as COO this year.

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