Steve Jobs: Nobody Loves Me

forbes.com - 4/22/2009

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Steve Jobs, adulated gadget hero, was feeling underappreciated not too long ago. Steve Jobs, the man rolling out iPods, iPhones and cool computers to millions of adoring customers, once felt he wasn't getting enough respect--from his own board of directors. That, at least, was what he told the ...

forbes.com - 4/25/2009

Steve Jobs Under Oath

— forbes.com — On March 18, 2008, attorneys for the Securities and Exchange Commission grilled Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs over... issues of backdating of stock options. Forbes obtained the 119-page sworn deposition from the Securities & Exchange Commission using the ... (more) Steve Jobs Under Oath

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Steve Jobs' SEC Testimony at Forbes [Apple]
Gizmodo — Forbes uncovered a copy of Steve Jobs' sworn testimony taken during the Apple options backdating investigation. It's interesting hearing Jobs speak without him trying to sell us iPods. Owen Thomas at Valleywag has a good conspiracy theory. [Forbes] ...

Forbes revela testemunho de Steve Jobs em escândalo passado de opções de ações pré-datadas
MacMagazine — ... A Forbes publicou hoje uma cópia de um testemunho dado por Steve Jobs sob juramento em 2006, durante as investigações de opções pré-datadas da Apple. É interessante ler uma declaração do cara diferente de um anúncio ou comentários sobre novos produtos de sua companhia. ...

Steve Jobs testifies to feeling underappreciated by Apple board
AppleInsider — ... Published: 04:00 PM EST Roughly four years after returning to Apple, Steve Jobs had set the company on course for one of the most remarkable comebacks in Silicon Valley history but says he felt underappreciated by his board of directors and as a result asked for a sizable stock grant that would later play a major role in the company's widely publicized option-backdating scandal. Leveraging the Freedom of Information Act, Forbes magazine was able to obtain a transcript of the 119-page deposition Jobs gave to the Securities and Exchange Commission last year regarding the ...