Madoff aftermath cuts funds for the vulnerable

In the sweeping scope of the Bernard Madoff investment scandal, it’s just a little loss.

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Jobs appears closer to returning to work at Apple

Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs appears to be a step closer to returning to work, as a doctor gave him an "excellent prognosis" after receiving a liver transplant at a Tennessee hospital.

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Apple's disclosures about Jobs might draw lawsuits

After watching billions of dollars evaporate on news that Steve Jobs will take a medical leave of absence — just a week after the cancer survivor advised people to relax because his health problems were easily treated — some Apple Inc. shareholders likely are thinking about lawsuits.

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Sequels to iconic CEOs rarely as good as original

Legendary CEOs like Apple Inc.'s Steve Jobs are almost impossible acts to follow. Most of the sequels have disappointed the stock market, with some flopping so badly that they were scrapped to make room for the return of the star attraction.

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Is interim CEO on a trial run at Apple?

Tim Cook has been here before, but not at such a critical juncture in Apple’s history.

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Jobs' hiatus thrusts quiet exec into the spotlight

Steve Jobs proved his technological genius long ago. Now Tim Cook will provide some insight into whether Jobs was smart enough to groom an executive who can keep the shine on Apple even when Jobs isn't around.

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Nobody wants to see Apple Jobs-less

It was the kind of news nobody really wanted to hear: no Steve Jobs at next month’s Macworld Expo, his absence seemingly a dress rehearsal for a time when the man who not only co-founded Apple but revolutionized personal technology won’t be a part of such events.

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`Fake Steve Jobs' stops blogging as the 'Real Dan'

It was bad enough when Dan Lyons stopped sharing his musings about the technology scene in a hilarious satire of what Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs would be like as a blogger.

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CNN hands over info on author of Steve Jobs rumor

A CNN-owned Web site called iReport.com, which publishes reports written by ordinary citizens, said Friday it will give the Securities and Exchange Commission information about the author of an item that claimed Apple CEO Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack.

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Ex-Apple top attorney settles with SEC for $2.2M

The former top attorney at Apple Inc. on Thursday agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle federal regulators' charges that she altered company records to conceal improper backdating of stock options for senior executives including Steve Jobs.

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All Eyes on Apple at Macworld

Steve Jobs has a tough act to follow at the Macworld Conference & Expo on Tuesday: himself.

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Fake Jobs to Embark on Real Book Tour

The "Fake Steve Jobs" blogger who jealously guarded his anonymity for nearly a year will soon embark on a publicity tour to tout his forthcoming book.

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Blogger Outed: 'Fake Steve' Is Dan Lyons

At long last, someone has cracked one of the technology world's biggest mysteries — the identity of Fake Steve, a sharp-tongued blogger who had tech aficionados in stitches with a satiric diary purporting to be from Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

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Gates, Jobs Make Rare Joint Appearance

Legendary technology rivals Bill Gates and Steve Jobs made a rare joint appearance Wednesday and wasted no time making nice.

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Jobs, Clooney Among Rave Award Winners

Steve Jobs was a no-show to pick up an award named after him, and actor-turned-muckraker George Clooney also passed on his chance to pick up the "renegade" award at Wired magazine's annual Rave Awards.

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Apple Computer Set to Mark 30th Birthday

Silicon Valley's historic orchards have virtually disappeared but one notable fruit still stands: Apple. As the storied company celebrates its 30th birthday in a week, Apple Computer Inc. will have brushed off its bruises from product failures and arguably misguided decisions to emerge with a shine that's more than skin-deep.

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Superlatives have attached themselves to Jobs since he was a young man. Now that he's 54, merely listing his achievements is sufficient explanation of why he's Fortune's CEO of the Decade (though the superlatives continue).

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Meet Ken Segall — the man who dreamed up the name "iMac" and wrote the famous Think Different campaign. Segall is a veteran creative director who worked at Apple's agency, TBWA\Chiat\Day, back in the day.

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US teens have voted Apple's Steve Jobs the person they most admire because he has 'made the world a better place'.

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For his new book, communications coach Carmine Gallo watched hours of Jobs' keynotes. Here he identifies the five elements of every presentation by the Apple CEO

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The letter in full from the Chamber to Apple.

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Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal ran a photo of a strikingly gaunt Steve Jobs -- for a story about the Apple chief executive's first public appearance since undergoing a liver transplant -- directly next to an ad for Halloween skeleton costumes.

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Steve Jobs unveils new features and lower prices for Apple products. He is being seen for the first time since his liver transplant 6 months ago.

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Who knows what Steve Jobs will announce at Apple's orgiastic It's Only Rock 'n Roll media event in San Francisco later today. Indeed, who knows if it will be Jobs himself or a fake Steve who gives the mass rally at 10.00 am pacific today to the Apple faithful.

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Apple hasn't confirmed it, but Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster seems pretty certain that Steve Jobs himself will introduce a new line of iPods next week.

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What's Steve Jobs got to do at a Coldplay Concert?

In what probably was his first public appearance after he went into an unexpected sabbatical a few months ago, Apple's Steve Jobs was spotted last month at a Coldplay concert.

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Apple tried to block a lengthy 4,000 word plus profile of Steve Jobs from being published in yesterday's Sunday Times newspaper....

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Twenty-five years after tech geeks were liberated from the PC Empire, they started turning on Apple this week for its technological tyranny. Douglas Rushkoff on how David became Goliath.

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"SAN FRANCISCO—In a move expected to revolutionize the mobile device industry, Apple launched its fastest and most powerful iPhone to date Tuesday, an innovative new model that can only be seen by the company's hippest and most dedicated customers."

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Look who's back in town. Mr Jobs himself, fresh out of medical leave for a liver transplant. Photo taken on an iPhone, of all things.

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Gregory McKenna, of Florissant, Mo., is suing Apple because he says two of the company's iPods contained illegal receivers that allowed the Mafia to send him threatening messages, according to court documents obtained by CNET.

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The recent dramatic events in Iran have indefinitely sidelined the hard-line mullahs. I'm referring to the mullahs of the rabid US neocon cohort and their corresponding absolutists in Iran.

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No one would dream of suggesting that medical care is too vital or sacred to be treated as a commodity, or to be bought and sold like any other service.

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Careful iPhone 3GS users ... your phone may get a little warm. Is it a bug or a feature? Your iPhone can also be used to warm up a cup of coffee!.

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Congratulations to everyone on the Fox News team. Obviously, it takes a total team effort to be the Leader on cable news. The best way Americans can honor the men and women serving overseas is to be informed about the issues confronting our country.

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A celebrity like Apple CEO Steve Jobs scores a rare organ transplant and the world wonders: How? The rich have plenty of advantages that others don't. But winning the "transplant lottery" involves more than the size of your wallet — and true medical need.

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Great article about Steve Jobs. The photographic timeline is particularly well done.

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Apple was negligent when it failed to mention Steve Jobs' liver transplant, claims prominent American investor Warren Buffett. Speaking with CNBC, Buffett argues that the surgery was a "material fact" relevant to investors, and hence something the company should have disclosed.

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So sayeth Brian X. Chen... ...in January of 2009.

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The chief executive of Apple, Steven P. Jobs, who has been on a medical leave since January for treatment of what he called a hormone imbalance, underwent a liver transplant two months ago at a hospital in Tennessee, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.

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