Upon the death of Steve Jobs, we dipped into the NewsHour's video vault for past coverage of Apple and Jobs. We uncovered this 1985 piece by Elizabeth Brackett that captures a tumultuous time in the company's history. In the report, Apple's then-CEO John Sculley, who was ...
... ULRIC WEIL: Yes. ELIZABETH BRACKETT: Most in the business community are pulling for Apple. Most do not want to see the innovation and creativity that Apple brings to the computer market lost. But pulling for Apple and buying an Apple product are not necessarily one in the same, and Apple ...
Updated 8:53 p.m. ET Apple said in a brief statement late Wednesday that company co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs has died. Jobs, 56, has been suffering from pancreatic cancer and has been on medical leave for an undisclosed condition since Jan. 17. He underwent a liver ...
... for. RAY SUAREZ: And, Charles Golvin, before we go, briefly, what do people who do what you do for a living watch for now from Apple? What are analysts going to be looking for to see just how much of a role the new chairman Steve Jobs will have? CHARLES ...
... since Jan. 17. The company released this letter: PRESS RELEASE: Letter from Steve Jobs August 24, 2011-To the Apple Board of Directors and the Apple Community: I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple's ...
... mean all insurance companies would need to provide a simplistic breakdown of pricing and benefits in a standardized, four-page document that can be compared -- "apples-to-apples" -- to other plans, according to Dr. Don Berwick, chief of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. For too long, Berwick said ...
... development the iCloud, and it includes a feature that will allow you to access the music (or photos or books or whatever) from all your Apple devices. There was little cynicism from the audience. They cheered at the demonstrations of new products, at the fact that Apple users won’t ...
Steve Jobs returned to the public stage Monday to announce Apple's iCloud, a new online music storage service. Ray Suarez discusses the announcement with The Washington Post's Technology Reporter Cecilia Kang.
... with his family and -- and heal up. GWEN IFILL: And, as far as we know, with the kind of numbers we saw come out of Apple today, Apple itself is in a fairly strong position to, at least for now, get by without him? TROY WOLVERTON: Yes. I think that ...
An annual Thanksgiving tradition, now in its 63rd year, continued Wednesday when President Obama pardoned "the National Thanksgiving Turkey" from the Thanksgiving table in a Rose Garden ceremony. Click here for some history on the event. Here's footage of last year's event. Apple and alternate Cider, both 21 ...
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