Apple is a publicly traded company, so it is owned by shareholders, who own its common stock, instead of one individual or a small group, as is the case for most privately held corporations. The largest shareholders typically include institutional investors like mutual funds and retirement funds. Some of the largest institutional shareholders are Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett. The exact distribution of Apple's stock ownership can change daily due to stock buying, selling, and trading. So for the most current information, you'd have to look up recent shareholder reports or public filings. As for individual stakeholders, Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, holds a significant number of shares, but no single person or entity, as far as publicly available information goes, holds a controlling interest in the company like Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak did in the early years of Apple.