Apples are up by 1.5%, and the Tenus era is officially on

On 1 September, at a time of a general decline in large technology units, Apple (AAPL.US) rose by 1.5 per cent to $321.75. According to the source, John Ternus, Senior Vice President of Apple Hardware Engineering, formally succeeded Tim Cook as the eighth CEO of the company and Cook as Executive Chairman of the Board. The “Leadership” page of the Apple Network was updated in tandem on the same day. Apple previously announced that the largest product launch of the year would take place at the Kubitino headquarters at 10 a.m. US Pacific Time on September 9th (1 a.m. Beijing time) and that it would be the first time that Tenus was leading a major new product release since he became CEO. Apple is expected to launch a front-runner iPhone, which will be the biggest change in appearance in almost 20 years. Apple also plans to release iPhone18 Pro and Pro Max, carrying faster chips, uplifting and significantly upgrading cameras。