Apple’s event puts new CEO John Ternus in focus as investors watch whether he will make decisions Tim Cook would not and shift Apple’s strategy in the AI era.

Cider weather is finally here, and these 17 apple recipes put the season to work in sweet and savory ways, from crisp and cinnamon rolls to pork, muffins, panini, baked

Apple is set to hold its first major event under new CEO John Ternus on Wednesday, and one question that intrigues everyone, including us, is whether former CEO Tim Cook will speak. Per Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Cook will be in the audience while the video presentation plays, but he won’t be part of the video itself.

John Ternus replaced Tim Cook as Apple's CEO on Sept. 1, 2026, ending a 15-year run that took the company from roughly $350 billion to about $4.6 trillion. Cook isn't leaving -- he becomes executive chairman of the board.

CEO John Ternus a cinematic introduction during the company's annual event. It is the first event Ternus will be presenting at as head of the company.

Tim Cook called it a hundred-year flood in memory pricing, and now Apple is betting a $2,400 foldable iPhone can keep margins intact while rivals have already lapped the category twice.

Apple's now-former CEO transformed his company's bottom line with this ongoing investment.