Cook's Apple Odyssey: From $350B Giant to $4T Powerhouse

Under Tim Cook's leadership, Apple has grown from a USD 350 billion giant to a USD 4 trillion powerhouse.

Cook took over as CEO in August 2011, following Steve Jobs' second departure due to health issues.

The company's market capitalization surged nearly 25-fold under Cook's tenure, with shares rising 2,359.2% from around USD 13 to USD 319.70 at the latest close.

Apple's annual revenue has grown dramatically, increasing from approximately USD 108 billion in 2011 to over USD 400 billion.

Cook oversaw a significant shift in Apple's chip strategy, moving away from Intel and designing its own processors for Mac computers under the Apple Silicon platform.