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Steve Jobs Said 14 Years Ago iPhones Would Never Be Made In The U.S.: 'Those Jobs Aren't Coming Back'—Now Tariffs Could Bump Price To $3,500
That factory is a block away," a former Apple executive told the Times. In that same dinner, Jobs said that Apple could ... Current Apple CEO Tim Cook has tried to soften that stance.
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Steve Jobs was probably the last beloved tech leader the world will ever have—and that’s a good thing
Almost 23 years ago, an employee at Apple described Steve Jobs to ... of rabid fans. A CEO was just a CEO, right? In my defense, I was young. I knew little about Jobs’s personal background ...
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Steve Jobs Said 14 Years Ago iPhones Would Never Be Made In The U.S.: 'Those Jobs Aren't Coming Back'—Now Tariffs Could Lift Price To $3,500
That factory is a block away," a former Apple executive told the Times. In that same dinner, Jobs said that Apple could potentially ... to billionaires like Bezos and Gates. Current Apple CEO Tim Cook ...
Apple’s Steve Jobs dealt with the 2008 financial crisis by investing his way through the downturn, instead of slashing jobs and budgets—2 years later the iconic iPad w…
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs previously revealed how he dealt with the dot-com bust and subsequent economic downturns. Instead ...
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Why Apple CEO Tim Cook is uniquely positioned to navigate a global supply chain meltdown
Apple’s legendary cofounder Steve Jobs named Cook as CEO just months before his death. It was the right move for a myriad of reasons, including what was about to happen in the business environment.
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Trump thinks Apple can manufacture iPhones in the US, but can it?
It’s that vocational expertise is very deep.” Apple’s former CEO Steve Jobs also expressed a similar sentiment. In Walter Isaacon’s biography of Jobs, Jobs told then-US President Barack ...
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Here's how much a ‘Made in the USA' iPhone would cost
When President Barack Obama asked the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs about making an iPhone in the U.S., Jobs didn't mince words. "Those jobs aren't coming back," Jobs said at a dinner with Obama in 2011.