Apple’s chief operating officer plans to hand the role off this month and retire later this year after roughly a decade as the tech giant’s No. 2 under Chief Executive Tim Cook.

Apple COO Jeff Williams is retiring after 27 years. His exit marks another recent major leadership shift at the company.

Jeff Williams has been Apple's Chief Operating Officer since 2010, but he's begun his retirement process and will be passing the reins to Sabih Khan.

Apple said Jeff Williams, the company's COO, will take on a new role overseeing the company's design team along with the Apple Watch and health initiatives.

Apple announced on Tuesday veteran Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams will "transition" out of his role later this month before retiring from the company at the end of 2025. Sabih Khan, the tech ...

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams is retiring as the company’s longtime No. 2, marking a major changing of the guard at an already tumultuous time for the iPhone maker.

A once leading candidate to replace Tim Cook as Apple’s CEO announced his retirement Tuesday. Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams, who has worked at Apple for 27 years, will be replaced in a ...

Apple announced the change Tuesday, Barron’s reports, and the company also said that Williams will be replaced by Sabih Khan, senior vice president of operations. This shift of Khan up to the top ...

Sahib Khan, a long-time Apple veteran, will take over for COO Jeff Williams who announced his coming retirement next month. Khan has served under Williams for six years, managing the tech giant’s ...

Macworld Apple has announced a coming transition to its senior leadership team. Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams will retire late this year. His duties as COO will transition later this month to ...