Awards and accolades are nothing new to Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs, whose latest one is being named the "person of the year" by UK-based Financial Times.
Concerning Jobs and the iPad, they said it was "the culmination of an approach that (Jobs) has seemingly been perfecting for his entire career."
The Financial Times went so far as to conclude the influence of Jobs on the recovery of Apple over the last 10 years is "the most remarkable comeback in modern business history."
Other financial publications honoring Jobs in the recent past include being named the "CEO of the Decade," by Fortune and MarketWatch, with MarketWatch making the declaration just lat month. Fortune's recognition of Jobs was in 2009.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs Named Financial Times 'Person of the Year'
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Yea right. This is nothing but more crApple propaganda. Steve Jobs has numerous iFriends and iMoles...who are shall we say, well connected to certain rich New Yorkers and certain rich Hollywood and media people who have direct connections to jewrnalists as well as Obama.
This is nothing new, the Clinton crime family was also very "friendly" and aware of Jobs' "accomplishments".
Apple has run out of gas and that is why the iMoles from inside of the company are Removing Apple from their resumes and landing positions in Google, Nokia and nVidia to steal techology which they have never been able to develop on their own (you need Engineers to develop technology...either that or iMoles as in crApple's case).
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