Tim Cook has now served as Apple's chief executive officer (CEO) for longer Steve Jobs' entire tenure, including the latter's ...

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By the mid-1980s, Steve Jobs was running the Macintosh division at Apple, taking the lead on a product that would go on to ...

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The fledgling Apple needed money fast. Jobs sold his Volkswagen bus and Wozniak his programmable calculator, raising $1,300 to pay for parts. They introduced the Apple I on April Fools Day in 1976.

His frustration is evident in a series of email exchanges he had with Bruce Chizen, then CEO of Adobe. Jobs also had some tense moments with Google’s top executives at the time, Eric Schmidt and ...

Steve Jobs was the co-founder and former CEO of both Apple and Pixar (eventually sold to Disney), he also started up NeXT Computer, which was later sold to Apple and essentially became Mac OS X ...

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Inc. and the man behind the first personal computer, the iPod, iPhone iPad and other innovations, has died at 56.

Steve Jobs was company's chief innovator. Oct. 6, 2011 — -- Steve Jobs was such a symbol of Apple, after masterminding the iPhone, iPad, iPod, iMac and iTunes, that the writer Walter Isaacson ...

It is accompanied by Cohen's notarized 13-page report. The piece resided on the "Apple Garage" property for many years before being given by Steve Jobs to its current owner approximately 30 years ago.

Five years ago today, Steve Jobs passed away — just one day after Apple introduced Siri on the new iPhone 4s. While the pundit press immediately dreamed of a rapid collapse of Apple in his ...

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Inc. who introduced simple, elegantly designed computers for people who are more interested in what technology could do rather than how it was done, died Oct. 5.