Steve Jobs

...and Media, 17th August 2009 23:48 GMT A noted British writer has joined an exclusive literary league: authors whose writings about Steve Jobs Apple has tried to suppress. Bryan Appleyard wrote an extensive piece published in this week's...

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...and employees his recent weight loss was caused by a hormone deficiency. Apple says CEO Jobs still expects to return Apple CEO Steve Jobs still expects to return from his medical leave at the end of June. That's according to an...

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...acts, draws frequent religious parallels: one biography of him is entitled "The Second Coming of Steve Jobs." In the 33 years since he co-founded Apple, Jobs has attracted the fervent devotion of his followers -- the Mac faithful, and...

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...reloading this page will clear your settings. Refer to this page to reenable cookies. Steve Jobs Probably Won't Come Back to Apple - Steve Jobs' medical leave from Apple is likely to be permanent, analysts say. - In a letter to Apple...

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...his voice. Still, Cook's management style won't be a shift for employees. Fake Steve Jobs Banned From CNBC* - Newsweek's Dan Lyons - "Fake Steve Jobs" - is banned from CNBC because of his appearance on the cable network earlier this...

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Steve Jobs Apple's iGod: Profile Apple's Steve Jobs, who has taken a leave of absence due to ill-health, is considered so much an embodiment of the firm he founded that its share price fluctuates based on rumours of his health. Last...

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Apple CEO outlines weight loss Apple CEO Steve Jobs explains weight loss APPLE chief executive Steve Jobs yesterday moved finally to reassure investors about his health, disclosing that he was suffering from a "hormone imbalance" that had...

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Long-Awaited Jobs Report Apple Chief Releases an Update on His Health, Sending Share Prices Up Apple chief executive Steve Jobs announced yesterday that he is afflicted with a protein-depleting hormone imbalance, and on Wall Street the news...

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Apple's Jobs acknowledges weight loss, remains CEO NEW YORK (Reuters) - Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple Inc, said on Monday a hormone imbalance had caused him to lose weight but that he would continue as CEO during his recovery,...

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...the Web site. Things reached a fever pitch when he began shopping a book, "Options: The Secret Life of Steve Jobs," which incorporated elements of Job' real-life stock-option-backdating imbroglio. "I think I probably told 100 people, so I...

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