In a follow-up to the 2009 health issues, Steve Jobs announced today that he’s taking a medical leave from the company for an unknown period of time. He’ll remain the CEO of Apple, but COO Tim Cook will handle the day to day operations. Before we go further, let us wish the best to Mr. Jobs! Now moving back to this new situation development...
Everyone knows that it’s not safe to get involved into arguments with bloggers, but Steve Jobs must have missed this rule, since he did it just the other day. It all started with Ryan Tate, a contributing editor for the Gawker blog, who was watching an iPad ad and decided to email Jobs about the product. We remind you that Gawker is the network...
The folks of Gizmodo scored big time, scoop-wise, getting hold of some images of Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO and Eric Schmidt, Google’s CEO having a coffee. The two were chatting at Calafia in the Town and Country shopping center in Palo Alto. What’s more interesting is what we learn from their body language, as you’ll see after...
A stunning Wall Street Journal article claims that Apple’s co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs hast suffered a liver transplant two months ago, in a Tennessee hospital. The Journal has a theory regarding the surgery: it could be the pancreatic cancer that Jobs got diagnosed with back in 2004 and now it’s spreading to the liver… Remember, that...
Yesterday the annual Apple sharedholders’ meeting took place in Cupertino, in the absence of Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave for a while and will continue to be in the following months. Even if Jobs wasn’t there, he was one of the most talked about issues during the meeting, since everyone was concerned about him. In spite of...
The Securities and Exchange Commission will be examining Apple Inc’s disclosures on Steve Jobs’ health issues, in order to determine if the company’s investors were misled or not, according to a person close to this matter. That doesn’t necessarily mean that Apple did something wrong, but the investigation will still take place. Months...
Steve Jobs announced just before Macworld 2009 that he’ll be back on the stage with his usual keynotes this Spring, but now he claims that his health condition is worse than he thought. Apple CEO’s medical leave might be longer than Jobs estimated and all of that because of a hormonal unbalance. While Jobs is recovering, Tim Cook, Apple...
A couple of weeks ago we found out that a report surfaced online, announcing that Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack. The story could be read on CNN’s iReport.com and as Apple’s stocks plunged 5.4% (on October 3), there came the dismissal of the information. However, these hoaxes tend to generate stock market speculations that harm companies. The...
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