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Tim Cook Steps Down as Apple CEO | Entertainment and Celebrity News

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Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO after 15 transformative years, calling it “the privilege of a lifetime,” while remaining executive chairman. Under his leadership, Apple became a trillion-dollar titan, launching game-changing products like the Apple Watch, AirPods, and Vision Pro. In his farewell note, Cook praised his team and introduced John Ternus — Apple’s longtime hardware engineer and next CEO — who takes over September 1st. Ternus, mentored by both Jobs and Cook, is ready to tackle big challenges, including next week’s major product event featuring the iPhone 18 Pro, updated Watches, and possibly Apple’s first foldable phone.

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It's September 1st. Entertainment and celebrity news today starts now, AI-powered and trending. Yo, it's transferred deadline day across Europe's biggest leagues and the deals are flying. We're talking about some major moves. With American striker Fularen Balogun reportedly on his way to Everton for Monaco. Meanwhile, Manchester City is still flexing, with reports saying they're close to signing Everton-Winger Ilamon-India for a hefty 60 million. The first league is on track to break its own spending records this window, with nearly 3 billion pounds already shelled out. The deadline for English clubs to make their moves is 11pm, Greenwich Mean Time. It's not just England though, Spain, Italy and Germany are all wrapping up their business today too, with slightly different cutoff times. There's been a lot of shuffling at Aston Villa, who are bringing in Ibrahim and Baye from Paris, Saint Germain. They've had a tough start to the season, losing their first two matches, but they're hoping these new additions will turn things around.

This move for India, AI, might also mean Manchester City is done pursuing Liverpool's Cody Gackbo. Over in Italy, Newcastle's Nick Wultamade is rumored to be heading to Juventus on loan. And in Germany, a young Spanish talent, 20-year-old Mark Guiu, has left Chelsea for Leipzig on a 5-year deal, reportedly for around 17. Million Euros. He was part of Chelsea's trophy-winning squad last year, but didn't get much playing time. So yeah, it's been a while they have transfers, with clubs trying to finalize their squads before the windowslam shut. We'll have to see how all these new pieces fit together as the season progresses.

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