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发帖数: 928 | 1 Steven Jobs was sent into hospital... | t******y
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发帖数: 928 | 3 By IB Times Staff Reporter | Aug 16, 2011 3:54 PM EDT
(Photo: Reuters / Beck Diefenbach)
Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs takes the
stage to discuss the iCloud service at the Apple Worldwide Developers
Conference in San Francisco June 6, 2011.
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(Photo: Reuters / Beck Diefenbach)
Apple Inc CEO Steve Jobs takes the stage to discuss the iCloud service at
the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco June 6, 2011.
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the Wall Street Journal reported, adding that, according to its sources the
conversations weren't explicitly aimed at recruiting a new CEO. It was also
not clear if Jobs was aware of the talks concucted by some members of the 7-
memeber board.
Steve Jobs' health concerns have triggered Apple succession rumors several
times in the past. The latest talk about succession plans started afer Jobs
entered into his second medical leave early this year.
Jobs' health has been a matter of grave concern for Apple stakeholders.
Apple has largely depended on its enigmatic leader for the current run of
successes. Jobs' health has caused concerns since he was diagnosed with
pancreatic cancer in October 2003.
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With reports emerging that some of the board members have been ruminating
over the CEO succession, the focus now is entirely on Jobs' health.
Various reports indicate that his health is not that great at the moment.
According to iconic reporter Philip Elmer-Dewitt, who covered Steve Jobs and
Apple for close to three decades, Jobs is pretty much grounded. He says
that for two straight quarters now, Steve Jobs' private jet reimburement
charges were nil. This means Jobs has not been travelling around meeting
clients and supply chain partners.
Elmer-Dewitt also points out in his Apple 2.0 article that Morgan Stanley
analyst Katy Huberty had recommended to her clients in 2008 that they shold
watch how much time Jobs was spending in the air before they bough Apple (
AAPL) stocks.
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