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tags. We'll translate each paragraph. First paragraph: "John Ternus became Apple's CEO on September 1, 2026, replacing Tim Cook, who moves to executive chairman after 15 years as chief executive. Ternus, a 25-year Apple veteran, takes the top job with artificial intelligence at the center of his agenda and a foldable iPhone expected to debut at the September 9 event." Danish: "John Ternus blev Apples CEO den 1. september 2026 og erstattede Tim Cook, som går over til at blive bestyrelsesformand efter 15 år som administrerende direktør. Ternus, der har været i Apple i 25 år, overtager topposten med kunstig intelligens i centrum af sin dagsorden og en foldbar iPhone, der forventes at debutere ved begivenheden den 9. september." We need to be careful with "executive chairman" - in Danish, it's "bestyrelsesformand" or "eksekutiv formand". We'll use "bestyrelsesformand" as it's common. "chief executive" - "administrerende direktør" or "CEO". We'll use "CEO" as it's common. "artificial intelligence" - "kunstig intelligens" (AI). "foldable iPhone" - "foldbar iPhone". "debut" - "debutere". Now the first h2: "The leadership shuffle" - "Ledelsesrokaden" or "Ændringer i ledelsen". We'll use "Ledelsesrokaden". Paragraph: "Phil Schiller, 66, is stepping back from oversight of the App Store and product events. Eddy Cue takes over the App Store, and Kristin Huguet Quayle will handle product events. Schiller keeps the Apple Fellow title, but his day-to-day role narrows as Ternus builds his own team." Danish: "Phil Schiller, 66, trækker sig tilbage fra tilsynet med App Store og produktbegivenheder. Eddy Cue overtager App Store, og Kristin Huguet Quayle vil håndtere produktbegivenheder. Schiller beholder titlen som Apple Fellow, men hans daglige rolle indsnævres, mens Ternus opbygger sit eget team." We need to translate "Apple Fellow" - it's a title, so we keep it as "Apple Fellow" or "Apple Fellow-titel". We'll keep it. Next h2: "The first job: selling iPhones" - "Den første opgave: at sælge iPhones" or "Det første job: at sælge iPhones". We'll use "Det første job: at sælge iPhones". Paragraph: "Alex Kantrowitz of Big Technology said Ternus's most immediate job is to sell iPhones, pointing to 21% iPhone revenue growth last quarter. That growth is strong, but it comes with a warning: rising memory chip costs are flagged as a margin risk for Apple. Ternus has to keep the momentum going while managing those costs." Danish: "Alex Kantrowitz fra Big Technology sagde, at Ternus' mest umiddelbare opgave er at sælge iPhones, og pegede på 21% vækst i iPhone-omsætningen i sidste kvartal. Væksten er stærk, men den kommer med en advarsel: stigende omkostninger til hukommelseschips er udpeget som en margenrisiko for Apple. Ternus skal holde momentum i gang, mens han styrer disse omkostninger." We need to translate "memory chip costs" - "hukommelseschips" or "hukommelseschip-omkostninger". We'll use "omkostninger til hukommelseschips". Next h2: "AI and the foldable bet" - "AI og det foldbare sats" or "AI og satsningen på foldbar". We'll use "AI og satsningen på foldbar". Paragraph: "Ternus is betting on two big things to prove Apple can still innovate and catch up in AI: a foldable iPhone and a revamped Siri assistant built on Google's Gemini model. The foldable is widely expected to be unveiled at the September 9 event, which would be the first major product launch under the new CEO. The Siri overhaul, meanwhile, is seen as a direct response to competitors who have moved faster in generative AI." Danish: "Ternus satser på to store ting for at bevise, at Apple stadig kan innovere og indhente det forsømte inden for AI: en foldbar iPhone og en fornyet Siri-assistent bygget på Googles Gemini-model. Den foldbare forventes bredt at blive afsløret ved begivenheden den 9. september, hvilket ville være den første store produktlancering under den nye CEO. Siri-overhalingen ses i mellemtiden som en direkte reaktion på konkurrenter, der har bevæget sig hurtigere inden for generativ AI." We need to translate "generative AI" - "generativ AI" is fine. Next h2: "Wall Street's reaction" - "Wall Streets reaktion" or "Reaktionen fra Wall Street". We'll use "Wall Streets reaktion". Paragraph: "Apple shares fell 0.89% to $316.85 on the transition day, after dipping as low as $313 during the session. The stock is still up about 36% over the past year, but it remains below the July record high when the company's market capitalization neared $5 trillion. Investors are watching to see if Ternus can deliver on the AI and hardware promises without squeezing margins." Danish: "Apple-aktien faldt 0,89% til $316,85 på overgangsdagen, efter at have været nede på $313 i løbet af sessionen. Aktien er stadig oppe med omkring 36% over det seneste år, men den ligger stadig under juli-rekordhøjden, da virksomhedens markedsværdi nærmede sig 5 billioner dollars. Investorerne følger med for at se, om Ternus kan levere på AI- og hardware-løfterne uden at presse marginerne." We need to be careful with "billion" - in Danish, "billion" is "milliard" (1e9) and "trillion" is "billion" (1e12). But here it says "5 trillion" which is 5 trillion in English, which is 5 billion in Danish? Actually, in Danish, "billion" means 10^12, and "trillion" means 10^18. So "5 trillion" in English is 5,000,000,000,000, which is 5 billion in Danish (5 billioner). But we need to check: In Danish, "milliard" is 10^9, "billion" is 10^12. So "5 trillion" is 5 billioner. But the original says "neared $5 trillion" - that's 5 trillion US dollars, which is 5 billioner in Danish. So we should write "5 billioner dollars" or "5 billioner USD". But to avoid confusion, we can write "5 billioner dollars" (since Danish billion = 10^12). Actually, let's confirm: In Danish, "billion" = 10^12, "trillion" = 10^18. So "5 trillion" = 5 * 10^12 = 5 billioner. So we write "5 billioner dollars". But we
