It was previously assumed that Apple’s COO Jeff Williams would replace Cook as CEO. However, Williams recently announced his retirement.

Apple is in the midst of a significant management reshuffle, but CEO Tim Cook remains firmly at the helm.

Jeff Williams to Exit Apple Long-serving Chief Operating Officer of Apple, Jeff Williams, who was once considered a potential successor to Tim Cook, is set to retire later this year.

Apple announced Tuesday that Jeff Williams, its Chief Operating Officer and 27-year company veteran, will retire later this year.

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Samantha Pearson: Thanks very much. Luke Vargas: The COO of Apple, Jeff Williams, is stepping down from his role after roughly a decade as the tech giant's second-in-command under CEO, Tim Cook.

Apple AAPL0.03%increase; green up pointing triangle Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams will step down from his role after roughly a decade as the tech giant’s No. 2 under Chief Executive Tim ...

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 retirement sparks leadership change as Jeff Williams steps down. What does this mean for Apple’s future and Apple stock performance?

Apple Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams announced on July 8 he's retiring after 27 years with the tech 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.