Apple’s new CEO, Ternus, has started making changes aimed at running the company in a faster and leaner way, according to a Sept. 29 update cited by BlockBeats. The brief report says the overhaul is already underway, framing it as an effort to streamline Apple’s operations under the new leadership.
The same update also says Apple, listed as AAPL.O, had previously planned to cut 5,000 AppleCare jobs. That plan was later canceled. No further details were provided in the source about the scope of the broader restructuring, the timing of the canceled layoffs, or the reasons behind the decision to reverse the AppleCare reduction plan.
Apple’s new CEO, Ternus, has begun reforming the company to make operations faster and leaner, according to a Sept. 29 update from BlockBeats.
The report added that Apple (AAPL.O) had planned to lay off 5,000 AppleCare employees, but later canceled the move.
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