As we are faced with the end of the Steve Jobs era, it will be a good time for reflecting upon what we can learn from his leadership style.
U.S. stocks are setting up for another turbulent week that will begin with a focus, oddly enough, on the weather.
Apple Inc's first day without Steve Jobs as chief executive looked awfully similar to most other days: its share price beat the broader stock market.
The question is not whether Steve Jobs is an iconic CEO, but where Apple Inc's co-founder ranks in the pantheon of business leaders who have carved out a place in history.
Aiming to spark job growth in California, Governor Jerry Brown unveiled proposals for tax breaks for businesses, including tax relief for companies that buy new manufacturing equipment.
As far as investors can see, the outlook for Apple's shares remains as bright as an iPad screen despite the resignation of Steve Jobs, the company's legendary co-founder, as chief executive.
Labor strikes in the United States left 46,300 workers idle during the reference period for the government's August employment survey, the Labor Department said on Friday.
How will new Apple CEO Tim Cook fare? Tech company transition CEOs have been a mixed bag.
Steve Jobs announced his resignation from Apple on Aug. 24. Tim Cook, who was the company's Chief Operating Officer and had been assuming Jobs' role in his absence, has been handed over the reins.
The news Apple's Steve Jobs Resigns this week caused many to ponder if the high-flying tech company will ever be the same. So far, the company's stock hasn't taken a downward hit after Wednesday's news, but one only need to look at another legendary leader and company example for the answer. It's likely that Steve Jobs was to Apple what Sam Walton was to Wal-Mart. Both were company founders with product impact on company cultures. Both, also, were unique leaders, who perha...
Apple Inc's first day without Steve Jobs as chief executive looked awfully similar to most other days: its share price beat the broader stock market.
The economy grew much slower than previously thought in the second quarter as business inventories and exports were less robust, a government report showed on Friday, although consumer spending was revised up.
Jobs owns about 5.5-million shares of Apple stock (which, based on Thursday’s closing price, would be valued at just above $2-billion)
Nationalised Dutch bank ABN AMRO
is shedding 2,350 jobs -- some 9 percent of its workforce -- as the state readies it for a return to private hands.
The impending threat that Apple will see Jobs-less days had been looming since CEO Steve Jobs announced his medical leave in January.
Another analyst has weighed in with his predictions of when Apple will unveil the much-awaited next iPhone.
Steve Jobs' extraordinary 35-year career at Apple has spanned world transformations that he has had no small role in creating.
Dutch state-owned bank ABN AMRO
said on Friday it would cut 2,350 jobs over the next four years, mostly in back office operations such as IT, as well as in retail and private banking, in a drive to save costs.
Apple Inc (AAPL.O) began a new era on Thursday without Steve Jobs as chief executive, a momentous shift that surprised investors, but barely dented confidence in the near-term outlook for the stock.
Apple's Steve Jobs' inventions/projects have transformed how people work, live, and play.
The resignation of Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs opens the door for rivals Samsung Electronics and HTC to battle for smartphone supremacy in salesrooms and courtrooms globally.
Legendary Apple CEO Steve jobs resigned on Wednesday, citing health concerns and his inability to meet his duties and expectations as Apple's CEO.