A previously unwelcome biography, ‘iCon Steve Jobs: The Greatest Second Act in the History of Business’ led to Apple banning and removing all books by its publisher, John Wiley & Sons, from Apple’s ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Walter Isaacson, author of "The Innovators" and the Steve Jobs biography, shares his thoughts on why Jobs was so successful, and a few personal moments he shared ...

“Hi Haru. I’m Steve Jobs.” Years later, Matsuoka read a biography of his friend. He noticed a picture taken at Jobs’ home in 2004, which included a print hanging on a wall. It was one of ...

Forbes and JESS3 began collaborating in the spring of 2011 on a graphic novel about the life of Steve Jobs, with a focus on his decade spent in "exile" from Apple, the company he founded.

Steve Jobs was the ... garden of Ryoanji was one of Jobs' favorite places in Kyoto. Jobs spoke about the influence of Zen Buddhism on his life in his authorized biography: "I have always found ...

Told after his first performance to go back to driving trucks. Instead, he became the “King of Rock and Roll.” Rejected from Harvard 10 times and 30 job applications, including KFC. Later ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook sits down for The Job Interview with WSJ. Magazine to discuss working with Steve Jobs, his first job as a ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman breaks down the importance of saying no and staying focused — philosophies that Steve Jobs and Warren ...

Known best as the former CEO and co-founder of Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), Steve Jobs created some of the most visionary products of the past 30 years. The late Apple co-founder also had some unique ...

Born in Toronto, Canada and raised in the suburbs to the west, Steve had a variety of occupations while attending high school and college. He worked as a steam fitter, a car jockey, a postman ...

How many Broadway shows has Steve Lawrence been in? Steve Lawrence has appeared on Broadway in 2 shows. How many West End shows has Steve Lawrence been in? Steve Lawrence has not appeared in the ...

Exchanges like this that reveal moments of despair and vulnerability by the seemingly eternally optimistic Lewis are partly what makes Greenberg’s biography of the Civil Rights icon so remarkable.