Quick ReadA $10,000 AAPL investment when Tim Cook became CEO has grown to $280,816, a 2,708% return that crushes the S&P ...

Learn more Tim Cook took over as full-time CEO of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) from Steve Jobs on Aug. 24, 2011, when it had a market ...

Fortune’s reporting from 2008 to 2017 traces Cook’s rise from operations chief to an Apple CEO.

Tim Cook will be stepping down as Apple's CEO on September 1, with the company's hardware engineering John Ternus set to take over. With the transition set to take place tomorrow, there have been ...

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

On his last day as Apple CEO, Tim Cook offered a rousing endorsement of his successor: John Ternus, the company’s senior vice president of hardware engineering. In a memo to employees, Cook reminded ...

Apple’s former CEO made an appearance at the iPhone event without dwelling on the past.

A key expansion of Apple's ecosystem helped drive more than a 2,200% gain in Apple stock under Cook.

Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO today after 15 years, with John Ternus taking over tomorrow ahead of the September 9 event.

Tim Cook is poised to earn a $2 million salary and stock awards with a target value of $45 million in his first year as Apple's executive chairman.

Jim Cramer explains how Tim Cook's capital strategy and AI positioning set up Apple stock for its next growth phase.

When Tim Cook became Apple’s CEO in August 2011, he had big shoes to fill. His predecessor, Steve Jobs, was widely considered one of the world’s greatest innovators.