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SEC reportedly looking into Steve Jobs' health
Published 1/21/2009 by rkim@sfchronicle.com (Ryan Kim) at SFGate: Technology
The Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly is reviewing how Apple Inc. handled the disclosure of CEO Steve Jobs' health problems to see if the company benefited from inaccuracies or material omissions. The inquiry, first reported by Bloomberg News,...
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