Don't worry, Tim Cook is fine, and he's not leaving Apple
By Jason Cross
Published on April 21, 2026.
Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, has announced that he is not leaving the company but will become executive chairman. He will instead focus on global relations as he will be consulting with the company regarding legal issues with world governments, regulatory bodies, suppliers, and other issues. The timing of this transition was also noted as a "best-ever transition" as Apple's business is thriving and the future of its future is uncertain.
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