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...have if Steve had been there." As the Microsoft co-founder noted in his comments on CNBC this week, though the company still competes with Apple, it also continues to write software for the Mac platform. Next year, Microsoft plans to...

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...was on verge of collapse Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates, speaking on a Thursday-night CNBC program, is noted to have complimented Steve Jobs on his return to Apple, crediting him for effectively saving the company. Gates was on TV as part of...

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...- with what one can only surmise were shining eyes - tells CNBC that Steve is still number one in those eyes. "He, of all the leaders in the industry that I've worked with," said Gates, "he showed more inspiration and he saved the company."

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...others have been in complete denial. CNBC reporter Jim Goldman got the Steve Jobs story wrong from day 1, while outright mocking sources, specifically Gizmodo, suggesting that Steve Jobs was sick. Dan Lyons, aka Fake Steve Jobs, takes...

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...sightings of Apple's co-founder around its campus in Silicon Valley. "Jobs is in the house!" declared CNBC's Jim Goldman, who is regarded as having close ties to Apple. "Confirmed! Steve Jobs did report for work today, according to...

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On Apple Reporting: Fake Steve Rips CNBC a New One [Fakemodo] When we published this we got raked across the coals by Jimbo over sources. Unfortunately, that was wrong. UPDATE: Fake Steve Jobs is "banned" for asking Jim to apologize on...

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...so is the way the disclosure has been handled. Fellow corporate icon Warren Buffett told CNBC on Wednesday that it was a mistake for Apple to withhold the fact of Jobs' surgery from shareholders. "Steve Jobs is important to Apple," Buffett...

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...at the time, citing people close to Mr Jobs. Last month, Mr Jobs told cable network CNBC he was healthy and blamed concern about his health on hedge funds that were shorting the stock. Shorting, or short selling, is the practice of...

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How Steve Jobs Turned CNBC Into Apple Touts First clip: A CNBC reporter dishes outsidery snark about Apple's supposedly botched iPhone launch. Second clip: CNBC's Silicon Valley bureau chief guzzles the Apple Kool-Aid. Is this the same...

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