Tim Cook is stepping down as CEO of Apple after 15 years leading the company, CNBC reported.
Key facts
- Tim Cook is stepping down as CEO of Apple, according to CNBC.
- Cook led the company for 15 years.
- CNBC described Monday as the end of an era at Apple.
- CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' reviewed Cook's time at the company.
- The available reporting did not detail the circumstances of the transition or name a successor.
Tim Cook is stepping down as chief executive of Apple after 15 years at the helm, according to CNBC. The network described the transition as the end of an era at the company.
CNBC reported that Monday marked Cook’s last day as CEO. Its programme ‘Squawk on the Street’ looked back at his time leading Apple over the past decade and a half.
Beyond confirming the departure and its timing, the reporting available did not detail the circumstances of the transition or name a successor.
Why it matters
A change of chief executive after 15 years marks a significant leadership transition at Apple. The available reporting does not yet identify a successor or explain the circumstances of the move.
Frequently asked questions
How long was Tim Cook CEO of Apple?
According to CNBC, Tim Cook served as CEO of Apple for 15 years.
When did Tim Cook step down as Apple CEO?
CNBC reported that Monday, referenced in its August 31, 2026 coverage, marked Cook's last day as CEO.
Who is replacing Tim Cook as Apple CEO?
The available reporting from CNBC did not name a successor to Tim Cook.