Steve Jobs Medical Leave

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  Apple says Steve Jobs is taking a new medical leave of absence

  Steven P. Jobs, the co-founder and chief executive of Apple, is taking a medical leave of absence, a year and a half after his return from a liver transplant, the company said on Monday. Mr. Jobs announced his leave in...

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  Steve Jobs on sick leave: Who will lead Apple?

  For many people, Apple would not be Apple without Steven P. Jobs. The sudden decision by the company's chief executive to take a medical leave for the third time in less than a decade raises anxieties about the leadership of...

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  Meet the man filling in for Steve Jobs

  On an 18-hour flight from California to Singapore a few years ago, Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, had little time for small talk with a colleague. Glued to his business class seat, Mr. Cook had his nose in...

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  Jobs Returns to Introduce a New iPad

  Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, interrupted his medical leave on Wednesday to introduce the company s much-anticipated new iPad, a thinner, faster and lighter version of its popular tablet computer that will sell at the same prices as the original models.

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  Apple CEO Steve Jobs to be deposed

  Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs, will be deposed to testify in an antitrust suit related to its iPod music players and iTunes store.

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  Apple poised to introduce iCloud

  Apple's Steve Jobs is taking a break from medical leave to preside over the opening of the it's annual conference for software developers.

• Apple poised to introduce iCloud

  Apple's Steve Jobs is taking a break from medical leave to preside over the opening of the it's annual conference for software developers.

• Pictures reveal Apple CEO in serious health condition: Report

  Apple chief Steve Jobs, who is suffering from pancreatic cancer, may have just six weeks to live, a US-based online publication has said.    Jobs, who took medical leave in January, had said in an email to employees, "At my request, the board of directors has granted me a medical leave of absence so I can focus on my health"."I will ...

• Steve Jobs working on new iPad while on leave: Report

  Apple chief Steve Jobs may be on medical leave, but he is still closely involved in the company's strategic decisions and is working on the next version of the iPad tablet, a media report said.     The 55-year-old Jobs, who took medical leave about three weeks ago to focus on his health, has been taking business meetings at home...

• Apple's Steve Jobs on medical leave, but still working

  Apple chief Steve Jobs may be on medical leave, but he is still closely involved in thecompany's strategic decisions and is working on the next version of the iPad tablet, a media report said.The 55-year-old Jobs, who took medical leave about three weeks ago to focus on his health, has been taking business meetings at home and on the phone, the Wal...

• Meet the man filling in for Steve Jobs

  On an 18-hour flight from California to Singapore a few years ago, Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, had little time for small talk with a colleague. Glued to his business class seat, Mr. Cook had his nose in spreadsheets, preparing for a thorough review of Apple's Asian operations. The two landed at 6 a.m., took time to shower and ...

• Can Apple deliver hits without Steve Jobs?

  Shortly before the iPad tablet went on sale last year, Steven P. Jobs showed off Apple's latest creation to a small group of journalists. One asked what consumer and market research Apple had done to guide the development of the new product. "None," Mr. Jobs replied. "It isn't the consumers' job to know what they want." For years, and across a care...

• Apple says Steve Jobs is taking a new medical leave of absence

  Steven P. Jobs, the co-founder and chief executive of Apple, is taking a medical leave of absence, a year and a half after his return from a liver transplant, the company said on Monday. Mr. Jobs announced his leave in a letter to employees, saying he was stepping aside "so I can focus on my health" but would continue to be involved in major strate...