The claim that Apple's market value rose by more than $3.6 trillion is cited in one web search result (The New York Times). While other sources mention massive growth (e.g., 'more than tenfold to $4 trillion'), no other independent source corroborates the specific figure of '$3.6 trillion'.

The claim that Cook leveraged the iPhone to lift Apple from near bankruptcy in the mid-1990s is supported by the general context of the evidence (e.g., web search results mentioning the 1990s struggles and the iPhone's role). However, the specific phrasing about 'lacking Jobs' vision' and the direct link to the mid-1990s bankruptcy recovery is not independently corroborated by multiple sources, although the general narrative of recovery is present.