Steve Jobs

...a division of Random House. According to a gaggle of sources, none other than Jobs himself tried to suppress that book, phoning up Random House chief executive Peter Olsen and calling it a "hatchet job." The story leaked, causing more...

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...backdating Tim Cook role as interim chief executive officer at Apple Inc. could be a trial run for a time when ailing Steve Jobs, who is going on medical leave, is no longer the driving force behind the company. Thu, 15 Jan 2009...

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The miraculous career of the prophet of the personal computer revolution, the self-made billionaire known for a career of second acts, draws frequent religious parallels: one biography of him is entitled "The Second Coming of Steve Jobs."

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...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 evening, a source close to the situation tells us. - In a special...

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...the decaying Apple into one of the world's coolest and most successful brands. Many people still believe Steve Jobs is the embodiment of Apple. However, his influence alone is not responsible for the cutting-edge, ergonomic designs...

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...I've said more than I wanted to say, and all that I am going to say, about this." Apple's board of directors gave the chief executive its full support. In a statement issued at the same time, it said: "As we have said before, if there...

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...more benign. Over much of the last year, Apple share prices have fluctuated on reports and rumors of the chief executive's well-being, a spectacle that at times has become a health watch with huge financial ramifications. "On balance,...

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...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, sending its shares up 3.4 percent. The...

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...veteran tech writer Steve Levy, who jumped to Wired. As Fake Steve, Lyons has written "The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs" blog, which lampoons Apple Inc. co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs. For the first 14 months of the blog, Lyons' identity was...

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...to third-party developers and new features to debut in Version 2.0 of the device's software. "That's the 'Steve Jobs Effect,'" Carton said. "His announcement of the SDK popped the iPhone's numbers and knocked them above RIM's. And all the...

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