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John Ternus faces huge challenge at stagnating Apple: ‘Company is no longer innovative’

John Ternus faces huge challenge at stagnating Apple: ‘Company is no longer innovative’

John Ternus will become the new director of Apple starting September 1st. He faces the significant challenge of revitalizing the company and restoring its reputation as an innovative industry leader.

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