Apple Inc. faces a £2 billion lawsuit in the UK regarding app tracking rules, while John Ternus officially succeeds Tim Cook as CEO.
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Updated Sep 6
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What happened
Apple Inc. faces a £2 billion lawsuit in the UK regarding app tracking rules, while John Ternus officially succeeds Tim Cook as CEO.
Who's involved
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Part of
Apple faces rising memory chip prices while Tim Cook steps down as CEO, with John Ternus assuming the role on September 1.Also in this story
- Tim Cook delegates day-to-day tasks to John Ternus as part of the leadership transition.
- Apple Inc. is undergoing leadership changes with John Ternus as the new CEO, driving organizational shifts and utilizing external research resources.
- Apple Inc. is transitioning leadership from Tim Cook to John Ternus while announcing new manufacturing plans in Houston and touring with Donald Trump.
- Rising component costs are forcing strategic pricing shifts at Apple, while incoming CEO John Ternus is confirming product details.
The entities involved
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Apple Inc.
American multinational technology company based in Cupertino, California
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John Ternus
Apple senior vice president of hardware engineering
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Tim Cook
American business executive
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