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Steve Jobs was just 12 when he called HP's cofounder. What happened next put him on the path to success at Apple

The Apple cofounder got his first job on the factory line at HP, and said reaching out for opportunities is what distinguishes a dreamer from a doer.

Fortune

4 Turnaround Stocks to Consider – and 2 More to Keep an Eye On

A turnaround stock is a struggling company with a strong makeover plan that can pay off for intrepid investors.

Kiplinger

The big Siri Apple Intelligence delay proves that maybe we really don't know Apple at all

Apple's failure to deliver the full Apple Intelligence Siri experience has us all reevaluating the company's vaunted status.

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Apple comes under fire for broken iPhone AI promises and delayed Siri update

Industry experts and the tech press alike are calling out the company’s artificial intelligence failings

Evening Standard

The rise, fall and (very quiet) return of Michael Fassbender

INSIDE FILM: The Irish actor had a sensational 2010s, with roles in films including ‘Shame’, ‘12 Years a Slave’ and ‘Prometheus’ – then he seemed to vanish. As he returns to acting with a series of under-the-radar projects, Adam White digs into where he’s been

The Independent UK

Melinda French Gates got her start at Microsoft because an IBM hiring manager told her to turn down their job offer

The philanthropist is one among the likes of Jensen Huang, Indra Nooyi, and Steve Jobs to have taken career-changing advice from the most unexpected sources.

Fortune

Beyond the garage: How important are spaces to business creation?

There is an enduring myth that many technological innovations have come out of garages, bedrooms and basements.

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Apple makes one hardware change to the iPad Air that might be the best indicator of its true lightweight tablet intentions

With the new iPad Air, Apple's removed the product name off the back, and while Apple is not telling us why it made that change, it's a notable one.

TechRadar

These 15 vintage PCs shaped the way we think about laptops today

Old computers retain so much of their appeal after they've become obsolete, but why? These photos tell the story.

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Steve Jobs didn’t take Warren Buffett’s financial advice to buy back Apple stock, and it says a lot about his leadership style

Warren Buffett gave Steve Jobs four options of what to do with his cash pile.

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iPhone designer still asks: ‘I wonder what Steve Jobs would do?’ – despite being told not to

Jony Ive, the man behind the look of Apple’s iconic brands says the firm’s co-founder specifically asked him not to consider ‘what Steve would do’

The Guardian - UK

The dangers of ‘Jekyll and Hyde leadership’: Why making amends after workplace abuse can hurt more than it helps

A glance at the day’s headlines reveals a universal truth: Leadership matters.

The Conversation

Apple Event 2025 Promises A New iPhone SE And Four More Surprises, What's In Store?

Apple's upcoming launch event is expected to unveil new devices, including a revamped budget-friendly phone with a new design and AI capabilities.

International Business Times UK

Apple might be building a humanoid robot, and I truly hope it looks like Steve Jobs

Fresh rumors of an Apple humanoid robot emerge but they seem about as likely as a Jobs Bot.

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Steve Jobs didn't sign many autographs. A business card signed by him is up for auction is fetching bids of $75,000, with several days to go

And it’s going to go a lot higher.

Windows Central

Bill Gates says the late Steve Jobs recommended taking LSD to make Microsoft products more appealing — matching Apple's flair: “Look, I got the wrong batch”

Apple co-founder, the late Steve Jobs urged Bill Gates to take acid because it would inspire more design prowess, making Microsoft products better and more appealing.

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“That’s Just Pure Evil”: 71 People Reveal What Made Them Change An Opinion On A Famous Person

Users on Quora have been sharing surprising discoveries about celebrities that completely changed how they saw them, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. The post “That’s Just Pure Evil”: 71 People Reveal What Made Them Change An Opinion On A Famous Person first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

Source Code by Bill Gates review: the touching origin story of a tech titan

As I fire up the laptop to write this review, a company called Microsoft — or Micro-Soft as it started — asks me for an authorisation code for access to the computer. It is a timely reminder of just how embedded into the minutiae of our everyday existence is the…

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Bill Gates says Steve Jobs told him he should've taken acid to make Microsoft products look better

Bill Gates said Apple co-founder Steve Jobs told him to do drugs in order to make Microsoft's earlier launches more exciting.

The Independent UK

Bill Gates recalls tripping on LSD as a teen and joking with Steve Jobs about ‘getting the wrong batch’

Exclusive: Microsoft co-founder tells ‘The Independent’ he tried cannabis because he thought ‘maybe I would look cool’

International Business Times UK

Steve Jobs Would Be Furious: First iPhone Porn App Now Live in Europe

Europe's first 'Apple-approved' porn app arrives via a 3rd-party store, clashing with Steve Jobs' vision and sparking an app store control debate.

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Bill Gates' Memoir Reveals Journey From Nerd To Titan

Explore Bill Gates' memoir 'Source Code: My Beginnings' reflecting on childhood, Microsoft journey, and future tech insights.

The Independent UK

Microsoft founder Bill Gates explores the making of his internal operating system in new memoir

With his 70th birthday looming on this year’s horizon, Microsoft founder Bill Gates looked inward to open a window into the man behind Windows and other seminal software that turned the personal computer into a household staple

The Guardian - UK

Source Code: My Beginnings by Bill Gates review – refreshingly frank

In contrast to the current crop of swaggering tech bros, the Microsoft founder comes across as wry and self-deprecating in this memoir of starting out

The Guardian - US

‘Headed for technofascism’: the rightwing roots of Silicon Valley

The industry’s liberal reputation is misleading. Its reactionary tendencies – celebrating wealth, power and traditional masculinity – have been clear since the dotcom mania of the 1990s

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