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Steve Jobs RSS feedApple changes Regent Street to its core
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Arrival of Apple Store exactly half a decade ago has transformed Regent Street into one of Europe’s leading retail shopping destinations2009-11-20T08:37:56ZCo-founder of Microsoft faces new cancer fight
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Billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has been diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer of the immune system, and is being treated with chemotherapy2009-11-17T08:23:47ZSteve Jobs: I'm back and loving every day
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Apple boss Steve Jobs has made his first public appearance since a liver transplant this year2009-09-10T07:52:07ZTension as Steve Jobs gets to core of Apple project
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The return of Steve Jobs to Apple after major surgery has created tension at the firm between management and staff, it was claimed2009-08-25T05:46:05ZHave fun at university or be smart and get a job instead
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Did you get into university yesterday? If so, congratulations. You are about to become a student. Relish the weight of history upon you2009-08-21T07:08:58ZGoogle's Schmidt quits Apple board
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Google chief executive Eric Schmidt resigns from Apple’s board of directors, admitting increasing competition between the two made his position impossible2009-08-03T13:07:10ZEven without its core Apple could have a rosy future
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At the end of a positively fatal month for famous Americans, things are looking up for Steve Jobs. For one thing, he's back to work2009-07-03T06:06:57ZApple boss 'did not jump queue for transplant'
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Apple chief executive Steve Jobs had a liver transplant because he was "the sickest patient on the list" and not because he queue-jumped, his doctor said2009-06-24T09:27:18ZSteve Jobs 'back working at Apple' after his six months off sick
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Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive, has made a tentative return to work after undergoing a liver transplant and taking nearly six months' medical leave2009-06-23T08:53:21ZChange takes a turn for the worse in a sombre week
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After the giddy fun of last week's Maker Faire, the wacky science festival for inventors, the mood here has turned decidedly melancholy2009-06-12T06:25:07ZGetting by with a little help from your friends
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This morning, I met my friend Sharon at Fraiche, Steve Jobs' favourite yoghurt shop, to talk about the social media campaign she's developing for a new book on working families2009-05-29T07:17:42ZBackroom boys who struck gold
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The greatest fortunes in California’s first gold rush were made by the likes of Leland Stanford and Collis P Huntington, shopkeepers who sold the miners their shovels. The pair of Sacramento outfitters went on to become two of the Big Four investors in the Central Pacific Railroad, America’s first transcontinental railroad, and respectively built the best university and the finest library in the state2009-05-08T07:19:16ZCooling the fever over swine flu
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The Valley is full of people who shift regularly between here and Mexico, from tech manufacturers running maquiladoras just across the border to regular working folks2009-05-01T06:36:59ZA funding worry to chew over
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2009-02-27T08:56:45ZAll credit goes to the Crunchies
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It's awards season, of course, but here that doesn’t just mean the Golden Globes or the upcoming Oscars. The Valley cares as much, if not more, about the Crunchies2009-01-16T08:51:52ZApple chief Jobs takes extended leave for 'complex health issues'
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Apple boss Steve Jobs is to take medical leave until the end of June as it emerged his health problems were more complex than first thought2009-01-15T09:29:04ZYoghurt is health kick for Apple
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Where do you go if you want the inside scoop on Steve Jobs’s health? Try the reclusive Apple CEO’s favourite yoghurt store2009-01-09T10:07:28ZSteve Jobs no-show sparks fears over his health
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iPod-maker Apple says that chief executive Steve Jobs will not deliver the keynote address at the Macworld trade show next month, reviving concerns about the state of his health2008-12-17T11:02:55ZBlackBerry maker RIM misses targets
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<b>Telecoms: </b>Research In Motion, maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, has missed third-quarter profit forecasts as consumers remain cautious in the economic downturn2008-12-03T11:39:41ZApple's profits surge by 26%
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Apple has had a surprise 26% surge in fourth-quarter profit but its shares could fall, after it warned of slowing sales in the past month as the credit crunch bites2008-10-22T08:21:16ZNew Media
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London is one of the greatest digital hotspots outside California's Silicon Valley and these are the people leading the way2008-10-02T15:50:17ZDealmaking Influential who won’t take no for an answer
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<b>INTERVIEW</b> Customer focus is all-important to O2 boss Matthew Key, and his three major coups for the company make him an obvious choice for our top five in London business2008-10-08T12:08:56ZApple’s bosses to repay £7.9m
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<strong>Scandal: </strong>A judge in San José, California has approved a $14million (£7.9million) settlement by Apple of claims of irregular options payments to executives, including the company's founder Steve Jobs2008-09-11T09:42:58ZJobs slashes the price of iPods
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<strong>Technology: </strong>Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has slashed the US price of the touchscreen iPod by 23%, as he tries to keep sales buoyant in a slowing market2008-09-10T09:49:16ZReview: Shake, shuffle and ready to roll - the new iPod
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Pictures really don't do the Nano justice - it is without doubt one of the slickest, best looking pieces of consumer electronics you're ever likely to see2008-09-10T09:51:19ZApple lawyer's deal on options
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The former top lawyer at iPodmaker Apple has agreed to pay $2.2million (£1.2million) to settle charges involving backdating of stock options for senior executives including founder Steve Jobs2008-08-15T10:50:11ZJobs hails $30m iPhone bonanza
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Apple's chief executive says iPhone users have downloaded more than 60 million programs for the device2008-08-11T13:44:46ZJobs' illness 'not life-threatening'
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Apple CEO is not suffering from a recurrence of his pancreatic cancer, according to US reports2008-07-28T09:21:59ZSurely we should bin The Brits
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It's been an exciting year for British pop - not that you'd know it from the play-safe awards line-up, says David Smyth. Don't set the video.2007-01-19T11:56:35ZApple unveils tiniest iPod yet
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Apple has launched its smallest music player yet, the new iPod shuffle. The tiny device measures just 1in by 1.6in, with much of that taken up by the familiar iPod control wheel.2006-09-13T10:49:51Z