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Tim Cook's Potential Successor, China's iPhone 17 Demand And More: This Week In Appleverse

Apple saw major shifts this week, from leadership speculation to streaming moves and a strong iPhone 17 surge in China.

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Apple is ramping up succession plans for CEO Tim Cook and may tap this hardware exec to take over, report says

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Apple ramps up search for new CEO ahead of Tim Cook's exit next year

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Is Tim Cook preparing to leave Apple? Here’s how much in stocks and cash he could take with him

Apple CEO Tim Cook may step down from his role as early as next year, forcing the smartphone giant to step up its succession planning efforts, according to a new report by the Financial Times.

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Apple quietly prepares for life after Tim Cook, and all eyes are now on John Ternus

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Apple steps up CEO succession plans as Tim Cook expected to leave next year

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Who is most likely to replace Tim Cook as Apple steps up succession plan?

John Ternus, Apple's senior vice president of hardware engineering, is potentially seen as Cook's successor, the FT reported, citing several people familiar with discussions.

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Apple intensifies succession planning for CEO Tim Cook, FT reports

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Apple’s next big shift: Why John Ternus is emerging as the likely successor to Tim Cook

iPhone 17 led a 22% boost in iPhone sales in China during its first month: report

Tim Cook had said that the Apple “couldn’t be more pleased” with the reception of the iPhone 17 in China. Now, Counterpoint Research has a few numbers on that.

iPhone 17 triggers strong rebound in China with 22 percent sales surge

Counterpoint Research data shows iPhone 17 models driving a strong 22 percent surge in Apple’s China sales. The data suggests that nearly four-fifths of all iPhones sold to Chinese consumers after September 19 came from the iPhone 17 range.

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iPhone 17 reverses year-long sales slump in China

Phone sales in China jumped 22% in the first month after the iPhone 17 launch, reversing last year's 5% decline with the iPhone 16.