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Tim Cook took the reins as CEO of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) on Aug. 24, 2011, when he replaced Steve Jobs. Since that date, shares of the consumer technology powerhouse have climbed a jaw-dropping 2,240% (as of Aug. 27). The company's market capitalization exploded from $349 billion then to $4.6 trillion today.
On Sept. 1, John Ternus will become the next CEO of Apple. He's stepping into the role after having been senior vice president of hardware engineering since 2021. He has massive shoes to fill.
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Apple is welcoming Ternus into the top job right before the stock market typically has its worst month of the year. But don't panic and sell your stake. Instead, stay focused on the long term.
Here's what investors should know.

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