Bloomberg: Apple considers developer Ternus for the role of head of the corporation.
Ahead of a leadership change, the American corporation Apple is increasing its focus on John Ternus, the chief hardware developer. His candidacy is being considered as a likely replacement for the company's head, Tim Cook, Bloomberg reports.
Journalists note that over the past decade, a company of this level has managed to maintain an 'astonishingly stable leadership team,' but soon Cook will leave the position of CEO, which could be a serious blow for Apple.
Personnel changes put the company in a 'worrisome position,' analysts write. It is assumed that Cook will continue to participate in the company's activities to some extent, for example, taking a position as chairman of the board. In this way, he will follow the path of many other leaders of technology companies, including Jeff Bezos, Larry Ellison, Bill Gates, and Reed Hastings.
Such succession 'may prove particularly important during Trump's time in power until the beginning of 2029.'
