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Subject: [BoardFIT] Sep 02, 2026: Leadership change at AAPL

Leadership change AAPL — Apple Inc. reported a change of directors or officers (amended 8-K, Item 5.02). From the filing: “This Amendment … is being filed to disclose John Ternus’ new compensation arrangement in connection with his appointment to the role of CEO, and Tim Cook’s new compensation arrangement in connection with his appointment to the role of Executive Chair …”

8-K/A Item 5.02 on EDGAR

AAPL Apple Inc.

FiledJohn Ternus (CEO, Director) filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership, reporting 34,155 shares plus 7 derivative holdings. A Form 3 is filed when someone becomes an officer, director or 10% owner. Form 3 on EDGAR
FiledJennifer Newstead (SVP, GC and Government Affairs) sold 1,439 shares of Common Stock at $317.01 (about $456K), 3.9% of the 37,229 shares held beforehand; holds 35,790 shares after. The filing indicates the trade was made under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 plan. Form 4 on EDGAR

TTWO Take-Two Interactive

FiledStrauss Zelnick (Chairman, CEO, Director) sold 30,000 shares of Common Stock at an average of $252.63 (about $7.6M), 16% of the 192,314 shares held beforehand; holds 162,314 shares after (held indirectly: By Zelnick Belzberg Living Trust). Form 4 on EDGAR

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