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Billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has praised cold approaches—but it also worked ESPN's Max McGee and social media influencer Brooke Monk.

Fortune

A $175 cheque from Steve Jobs just sold for a fortune

Apple co-founder cheque hails from the start of the company, before it was successful

Evening Standard

This biophilic designer's secret to a more relaxing backyard will change how you think about your landscaping for good

When you know the psychology behind how a backyard can make you feel calmer, you can make the landscaping choices that will help amplify this effect

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This $175 Steve Jobs check just sold for much more than you'd think

A check signed by Steve Jobs for just $175 has sold for an incredible $106,985 at auction.

iMore

Google's panicked AI announcements could be a great opportunity for Apple

At Google I/O this week, the company announced a barrage of AI features - but it sounded desperate.

iMore

'BlackBerry' film taps into device that ruled pre-iPhone era

Almost everyone knows the backstory of the iPhone, a breakthrough that continues to reshape culture 16 years after late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs introduced the device to the world

The Independent UK

Five Scandals and two molehill mountains: Apple's "Gate" scandals explained

Do you remember where you were when Steve Jobs said you were holding your phone wrong? We do.

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Elizabeth Holmes is rebranding herself as a sweet, devoted mother. Will anyone buy it?

The Theranos founder and convicted fraudster used a New York Times profile as a shameless PR exercise. If only other female convicts were given a first chance – let alone a second, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Apple co-founder warns AI could make it harder to spot scams

Steve Wozniak says content created with artificial intelligence should be labelled and calls for regulation

The Guardian - UK

My Favorite BlackBerry of All Time Is One That Everyone Hated

BlackBerry's first and last tablet, the PlayBook, stumbled out of the gate in 2011. Despite shipping without an email app at first, many of the software features and gestures in the QNX operating system live on in iPads and phones.

Inverse

Apple Recovery- The Leading Company Will Continue To Lead

Apple (AAPL) is the world’s top technology company with the largest market cap. Apple shares reached a record high in January 2022 and corrected over 32% to a bottom in January 2023. The one-year correction came as U.S. interest rates exploded higher, and the U.S. dollar index reached the highest…

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How 'BlackBerry' Escapes Depicting Tech Founders as Untouchable Gods

"BlackBerry," directed by Matt Johnson, is the latest in a long line of movies about tech founders, but it treats its subjects very differently.

Inverse

After Beats, who should Apple buy next? We've got some ideas

After Apple's billion-dollar purchase of Beats in 2014, it's time for another buyout - but who?

iMore

iMac at 25: I didn't love it then but I appreciate it now

25 years after its introduction, the iMac all-in-one is remembered for helping rebuild the Apple brand.

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Get A Tesla If You Want To See AI That’s “Trying To Kill You”: Steve Wozniak

During the same segment, Steve Jobs’ former business partner revealed that he never actually met Elon Musk but that he admires some of the things Tesla’s CEO has done for the world.

iMore

Apple’s VR headset is a mystery wrapped in an enigma, and that’s what I like about it

Apple doesn't really know what the Reality Pro's killer app is going to be, and that's why it's so exciting.

Fortune

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak says A.I. could be used by 'horrible people' to do 'evil things'

Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak believes A.I. can do a great deal of good—but with the new power comes great responsibility.

iMore

Signed Steve Jobs check from year of Apple's founding expected to sell for huge sum

A signed check from Steve Jobs in 1976, the year Apple was born, is currently at auction.

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The Independent UK

Succession viewers draw same Kendall comparison following ‘cringey’ episode 6

Kendall’s behaviour in ‘Succession’ episode 6 brought one notable figure to mind

Creative Bloq

Virgin's ingenious campaign shows the limitations of AI art

There's no replacement for real creative thinking.

Fortune

Is it smart to be a ‘stupid genius’ like Elon Musk?

Personality quirks can be a tactic. Leaders emerge by rising up to group norms–and earn the right to be quite non-conforming.

Businessweek

Musk Bets the House of Tesla on Low Prices and Razor-Thin Margins

The man who upended the auto industry is now offering steep discounts for his electric vehicles. Is this more disruption, or desperation?

Evening Standard

Meat bans and milk obsessions: are real-life CEOs as weird as Succession’s Lukas Matsson?

Succession’s Lukas Matsson isn’t the first kooky CEO, nor will he be the last

Fortune

Disney's Bob Iger claims Steve Jobs is his chief inspiration in returning to his old CEO job amid rumors of sale to Apple

Speculation has persisted that the 72-year-old returned to sell the Mouse House to Apple, a rumor he himself helped nourish four years ago.

Fortune

Beware the boomerang CEO

Boomerang CEOs signal a succession-planning failure, as evidenced by Disney’s Bob Iger.

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