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Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0 —
... . Or maybe it’s because nobody really knows what’s going on with Steve Jobs’ health. But less than a week before the start of Macworld 2009, the lead story on ...
Steve Jobs Explains His Weight Loss in Healthnote
TechCrunch —
... of giving the keynote at this year’s Macworld, there was rampant speculation once again about his health. The shares took a hit as investors began to worry about whether Jobs would be able to remain at the helm of the company. Despite an obvious distaste for talking publicly about his health, Apple released a letter today from Jobs designed to dispel the rumors that his cancer has returned, but which reveals that a mysterious “hormone imbalance” has caused him to lose weight. It also admits that this health problem indeed was the reason why Jobs won’t ...
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