Marvel Studios' The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline

Marvel Studios' The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline, page 53, firmly places Tony Stark's age as 17 when he became CEO of Stark Industries in 1992, making his birth year 1975.

A Miss Minutes' aside notes the discrepancy between this and previous sources stating he was 21 when he took over the business, and confirms the retcon.

However, the wiki still lists his birth year as 1970 (per older sources) and references him as being 21 when he took over Stark Industries.

This book seems to be the most recent source for the canon timeline, with confirmation of such by Kevin Feige in the foreword, but I'm not sure how it's viewed on this site.

Should Tony Stark's page be edited to reflect this?

It helped me understand the Timeline of Stories from Phase 1 to Phase 4

Those of you who have bought the book, what do you think of the official MCU timeline? This says that the Disney+ timeline which a lot of people disregarded was 99.9% accurate, the only mistake they made in their viewing order was Shang-Chi and Falcon and the Winter Soldier were backwards, a mistake they have now fixed on Disney+. I am actually glad the Disney+ order is correct because it feels like really poor management to have an official order on their website that everyone can see be so wrong when it is so .

Tomorrow is the day when the MCU official timeline will be realesed. What do you expect from this book?