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money.cnn.com - 11/10/2008

Apple COO Tim Cook could be in line to replace Steve Jobs - Nov. 10, 2008

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(Fortune Magazine) -- Let's start with some uncomfortable truths. We wouldn't be publishing an article about the under-the-radar guy who's most likely to succeed Steve Jobs as chief executive of Apple if Jobs himself hadn't shown up at a company event in San Francisco in June looking frightfully ...

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appleinsider.com - 11/5/2008

Apple readying software patch for quirky MacBook trackpads

— appleinsider.com — Trackpad issues experienced by users of Apple's new unibody MacBooks and MacBook Pros will be addressed in... a forthcoming software update, according to an email response from chief executive Steve Jobs. (more) Apple readying software patch for quirky MacBook trackpads

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money.cnn.com - 11/10/2008

The genius behind Steve

— money.cnn.com — Let's start with some uncomfortable truths. We wouldn't be publishing an article about the under-the-radar guy who's... most likely to succeed Steve Jobs as chief executive of Apple if Jobs himself hadn't shown up at a company event in San Francisco in ... (more) The genius behind Steve

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appleinsider.com - 11/14/2008

Apple job listing hints at iPhone nearing China launch

— appleinsider.com — A single listing on the Apple's career pages suggests the company has pledged itself to releasing the... iPhone in China, one of its most elusive markets. (more) Apple job listing hints at iPhone nearing China launch

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The day Tim Cook calmed the waters
Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0 — ... Adam Lashinsky’s fascinating profile of Tim Cook in the new issue of Fortune reminds me of the day last February when Apple’s chief operating officer single-handedly reversed a slide in the company’s share price that had been going for two months. ...

News: Mix: CastCatcher, Ferrari + iPod, Cook as CEO, Ocarina
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — ... a special performance version of its F430 Spider called the Scuderia Spider 16M. Notably, the new car—which is limited to 499 vehicles—features a special audio system featuring a removable iPod touch with a central in-dash dock. The Spider 16M is expected to sell for around $300,000 when it becomes available. Fortune has posted a lengthy profile of Apple COO Tim Cook, investigating the possibility of Cook replacing Steve Jobs as Apple CEO when/if Jobs should decide to retire or otherwise leave the company. Through interviews with two dozen people who have dealt directly ...

Tim Cook, COO da Apple, é um forte candidato à sucessão de Steve Jobs na Maçã
BLOG.MACMAGAZINE — O atual executivo-chefe de operações (Chief Operating Officer, ou COO) da Apple, Tim Cook, poderá ser o sucessor de Steve Jobs no comando da empresa — diz a última coluna de Adam Lashinsky, escritor da Fortune Magazine. Diante de tantos rumores sobre a saúde de Jobs e a possibilidade dele deixar a companhia, discussões como esta se tornaram bastante comuns recentemente. O interessante é que Cook já esteve no lugar de Jobs (como CEO interino) durante dois meses em 2004, enquanto ele se ...

How Much Longer Will Steve Jobs Be Apple’s CEO?
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News — ... An article over at Fortune lays out the possibility that Apple’s chief operating officer, Tim Cook, could take over the role. However, Cook seems to think Jobs could be in place well into the next ten years. “Come on, replace Steve? No. He’s irreplaceable,” Cook said recently, according to a person who knows him well. (via ...

Could Tim Cook run Apple?
MacUser — ... Yesterday, Fortune magazine made the case that COO Tim Cook would be the logical choice, saying: "He's essentially been running much of the company for years." ( ...