“April 1, 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of the founding of Apple,” Bloomberg reports. “A lot has changed at the company over the years, including the person running the show.”
“In 2011, Steve Jobs named Tim Cook as Apple’s new CEO. Cook has led the company to better financial performance than it had ever achieved before,” Bloomberg reports. “Bloomberg Businessweek‘s Sam Grobart explains Apple’s history under Cook’s leadership and the mark he is leaving on the company and world.”
To say ‘Cook hasn’t come out with an amazing, groundbreaking new product like Steve Jobs,’ well, the climate isn’t quite ready for that to happen. – Sam Grobart
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MacDailyNews Take: Grobart is exactly right regarding the oft-deployed knock on Cook and Apple’s so-called “lack of innovation” since Steve Jobs.