Fortune has named Apple honcho Steve Jobs as its CEO of the Decade, and has gone all-out in its celebration of all-thing-Steve. Here’s the interactive timeline, celebrity tributes and the obligatory photo gallery.
Steve Jobs
Mini Disneylands: stores get a crisp makeover
Steve Jobs, who is both Apple boss and on the board of Disney directors, is sprinkling some of his magic fairy dust on the Disney stores, helping to make them more interactive and fun to play in.
Tech kings overthrow the media mogul empire
The media empire is dead. Tech moguls like Apple’s Steve Jobs of Apple and Google’s Sergey Brin and Larry Page now control the distribution of news, and the era of old-school moguls like Ted Turner and Rupert Murdoch has come to an end.
VIDEO: Incredible, amazing, awesome Apple
Pride in your product is important for any business, but Apple’s bosses seem to not only have drunk their own Kool-Aid, they’re mainlining it on an IV drip. A montage of the company’s recent keynote address. See if you can pick up on a theme.
Apple’s iPod shake-up: what it means to Australians
In perhaps the most overhyped media or tech event ever, Apple’s Steve Jobs made the huge announcement yesterday that the next iPod… will be getting a few new bells and whistles. Colour us shocked. Nevertheless, here’s what will be new for local Apple fanboys.
The secret life of Steve Jobs
Along with shiny white gadgets, secrecy is one of Apple’s signature products, says the Times. A peek at the life of the world’s most paranoid power-broker.
Apple board should have spoken out on Jobs
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs had a liver transplant two months ago but it was only revealed last week. Someone should be paying for this failure to disclose a material event, says Tim Beyers.
The Steve Jobs story
When major news breaks, like the report that Steve Jobs’ got a new liver, there’s always a scramble to find the next angle. Like: Where was he hiding?
Jobs ready to return to Apple
Steve Jobs is on track to return to the helm of Apple at the end of June — but will he make a surprise early appearance to present the new iPhone at the the company’s developer conference next week?
Do CEOs matter? The Apple case study
Like fretful parents at the bedside of an ailing child, Apple investors have been wringing their hands over the health of Steve Jobs for nearly a year now—or even longer. Are they right?
Business briefs: Greece downgraded … China takes bronze
Greece downgraded … China takes bronze … Steve Jobs illin’
