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Apple’s New CEO Moves to Overhaul Company to Run Faster and Leaner

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 29 September 2026, 15:14 UTC By Mark Gurman 1 min read
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Ternus, just weeks into the role, is moving to overhaul the iPhone maker in an effort to accelerate product development, broaden its range of devices and create a leaner organization with a greater focus on engineering.

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer John Ternus, just weeks into the role, is moving to overhaul the iPhone maker in an effort to accelerate product development, broaden its range of devices and create a leaner organization with a greater focus on engineering.
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