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Apple shares fall 5.7 at the open, post Jobs medical leave announcement
Published 1/15/2009 at CNET News.com
While some Wall Street analysts point to Apple's deep executive bench, investors aren't so sure the company can maintain its vision and momentum without founder and CEO Steve Jobs.
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