Tim Cook at 5 years: More profits, less innovation

Jefferson Graham weighs in on the five years of the Tim Cook era at Apple, and how they compare to the previous 5 under the late Steve Jobs on #TalkingTech. LOS ANGELES -- It's been five years since Tim Cook took over as Apple CEO from a gravely ill Steve Jobs. His report card is a contradiction of Apple's still-impressive financial strength with signs innovation has slowed. Since Cook was named CEO on Aug. 24, 2011, Apple's stock price and revenue have doubled. Its net income has surged 84%.