Apple’s Value Soared Under Tim Cook, Challenges Ahead

Tim Cook became Apple’s leader on August 24, 2011, after Steve Jobs.

At that time, Apple was worth less than $350 billion on the stock market.

Since then, Apple’s shares have increased by 2,275%.

The company grew into a business valued at $4.6 trillion.

Apple still makes iPhones and Mac computers.

It also began selling more products, including watches and AirPods.

Apple expanded into financial services as well.

The company became the world’s most valuable company under Cook, but it now faces new challenges.