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A post from MorningBrew on X announces that Tim Cook's last day as Apple CEO is Monday. The post highlights Cook's tenure, noting that he took Apple from a $350 billion market capitalization in 2011 to a $4.6 trillion market capitalization in 2026. This marks the end of Cook's leadership era at the tech giant, during which Apple's valuation grew more than tenfold. The post includes a link to further coverage.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down on Monday, marking the end of an era that saw the company's market capitalization soar from $350 billion in 2011 to $4.6 trillion in 2026.
- 2011: $350 billion market cap (when Cook took over)
- 2026: $4.6 trillion market cap (at the time of his departure)
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