Apple is Still in Very Good Hands

Since last year's passing of Steve Jobs, speculation about Apple's health have dotted the technical and financial media landscape.  I must admit to some personal trepidation along those lines.  The recent 20% drop of Apple's stock price did nothing to ease those worries.

Yesterday, Businessweek published this interview with Tim Cook.  After reading it, my mind was put at ease.  In fact, I've come to see that Jobs' naming Cook as his successor was the final item of an innumerable list of brilliant moves that made Apple what it is today.  If you have even a casual interest in Apple as a company, this article is a must read.