@interjc: Cook says he’s leaving in September; objectively, I think he’s done a solid job
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Rumor claims Tim Cook will step down as Apple CEO in September; author praises his performance.
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Cook says he’s stepping down in September; objectively, I think he’s done a solid job.
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