Apple announced in a press release Wednesday night that it's co-founder and chairman, Steve Jobs, has died at age 56. The news comes little over a month after Jobs stepped down as CEO.
Apple announced last night that Steve Jobs, co-founder and CEO of the company, would immediately resign from his position. Tim Cook, chief operating officer, will replace him. John Hockenberry discusses what this might mean for Apple's future.
Last week, Apple's Steve Jobs made a design presentation – not to masses of swooning tech journalists, but to the Cupertino, California city council. What Jobs unveiled this time was Apple's future corporate headquarters.
For the second time in the company's history, Apple CEO Steve Jobs is going on medical leave. Thus far Steve Jobs has been synonymous with Apple ? an often essential part of the brand. What is the possible future of Apple without Steve Jobs?
Japanese banker Tsuyoshi Yoshiwara hardly fits today's caricature of a greedy, soulless banker. Instead, he campaigns against nuclear power, pays himself a modest salary and says compassion should be his company's key virtue.
Heads of state, business and technology leaders, and throngs of consumers, who were touched by his products, are paying tribute to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56.
Apple announced in a press release Wednesday night that it's co-founder and chairman, Steve Jobs, has died at age 56. The news comes little over a month after Jobs stepped down as CEO.
When Steve Jobs was diagnosed with cancer in 2004, he approached Walter Isaacson to write his biography. Isaacson said no, not knowing about the cancer. In 2009, however, he agreed and the book that was released last week is a best-seller.
On Nov. 10, 2001, Apple unveiled the iPod, a digital music player that would revolutionize the music industry and Apple. In the intervening 10 years, more than 300 million have been sold.
Time magazine compiled a list of 50 of the biggest, most consequential inventions of the past year. Siri made the list. So did a malaria vaccine, But others, you'll have to read to believe.
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Arts, Culture & Media
In Japan, Banking on Compassion and Clean Energy
The World
April 25, 2013
Japanese banker Tsuyoshi Yoshiwara hardly fits today's caricature of a greedy, soulless banker. Instead, he campaigns against nuclear power, pays himself a modest salary and says compassion should be his company's key virtue.
Business, Economics and Jobs
Alternative energy infrastructure
The World
March 02, 2009
Shai Agassi, founder of Better Place, has a bold plan involving the creation of the infrastructure necessary to support electric vehicles.
Environment
Coming soon from Apple: iTV
Here and Now
December 22, 2009
Apple is aggressively courting broadcast and cable networks, and revamping iTunes for its new television venture.
Environment
Tributes to Apple co-founder, innovator Steve Jobs
The Takeaway
October 06, 2011
Heads of state, business and technology leaders, and throngs of consumers, who were touched by his products, are paying tribute to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56.
Environment
Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigns
The Takeaway
August 25, 2011
Tim Cook, chief operating officer at Apple will replace Jobs, who will stay on as chairman of the board.
Environment
Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs dies at 56
The Takeaway
October 05, 2011
Apple announced in a press release Wednesday night that it's co-founder and chairman, Steve Jobs, has died at age 56. The news comes little over a month after Jobs stepped down as CEO.
Environment
The return Steve Jobs and other Apple news
The Takeaway
September 10, 2009
The MC at recent Apple media event was CEO Steve Jobs, who explained why he had been out of the spotlight for months.
Environment
Steve Jobs book generating massive buzz for author Walter Isaacson
Studio 360
October 31, 2011
When Steve Jobs was diagnosed with cancer in 2004, he approached Walter Isaacson to write his biography. Isaacson said no, not knowing about the cancer. In 2009, however, he agreed and the book that was released last week is a best-seller.
Environment
Apple's iPod marks 10th anniversary today
The Takeaway
November 10, 2011
On Nov. 10, 2001, Apple unveiled the iPod, a digital music player that would revolutionize the music industry and Apple. In the intervening 10 years, more than 300 million have been sold.
Environment
Check out some of these awesome inventions from 2011
Here and Now
December 02, 2011
Time magazine compiled a list of 50 of the biggest, most consequential inventions of the past year. Siri made the list. So did a malaria vaccine, But others, you'll have to read to believe.