John Ternus replacing Tim Cook as Apple CEO launches the tech giant into a new era, in which it faces challenges such as AI and designing transformational products.

Incoming CEO John Ternus said he was "lucky" to have worked under Apple founder Steve Jobs and considers Tim Cook his mentor.

Apple has been embroiled in a six-year legal battle over one of its Apple Watch health apps. The end may finally be in sight.

Steve Jobs' long-running dislike of cooling fans helped doom one of Apple Inc.’s earliest business computers, the Apple III, but Apple's newly released fanless MacBook Neo may be the closest the company has come to turning that old aesthetic obsession into a practical mainstream product.

Apple’s incoming CEO John Ternus is taking over at a critical time for the tech giant, which is facing serious questions about its artificial intelligence strategy. Ternus, a company veteran and head of Apple’s hardware division,

The bull case for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL | AAPL Price Prediction) might be obvious, and I’ll admit upfront this is the boring pick. It’s the stock your uncle owns, the one that doesn’t get breathless coverage on finance forums anymore because it’s so large and obvious.

Customers simply hold their card or digital wallet near the iPhone to complete a payment securely using Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. With privacy being fundamental to Apple's design, transactions are encrypted and processed using the Secure Element.

Apple’s leadership shift and history of redefining tech point to AR glasses as its possible next major platform and potential driver of future growth.