Apple's Tim Cook Is Trying My Patience
Like much of the rest of the civilized world, I am waiting for Apple to come up with a new "wow" innovation. Full story
Vintage Apple computer auctioned off for $668,000
An auctioneer says one of Apple's first computers — a functioning 1976 model — has been sold for a record 516,000 euros ($668,000). Full story
Why millennials may be lazy, and why they may save us
Time's Radhika Jones joins Morning Joe to reveal the magazine's latest issue, which features a Joel Stein piece on why even though millenials are "narcissistic and fame-obsessed," they could be the next greatest generation.
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Laurene Jobs takes on immigration reform
In her first TV interview since the death of her husband, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, Laurene Powell Jobs spoke with NBC’s Brian Williams about immigration reform, and her efforts to ensure immigrants can live fully productive lives.
Amazon CEO's 'Halo Effect': Scaramucci
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is now the new Steve Jobs, or at least getting the same kind of attention that is boosting his company, SkyBridge's Anthony Scaramucci said.
Potential CEO Shake-Ups for 2013
Discussing the top 5 CEOs most likely to be fired next year, with Rocco Pendola, TheStreet.com social media director and writer. "Steve Jobs was the retail architect," he says.
Exclusive: Brian Williams interviews Apple CEO
In his first television interview since taking over from the late Steve Jobs, Apple CEO Tim Cook has made some profound changes at the company including one economic change that he shared exclusively with NBC’s Brian Williams.
U2's Bono Worried About the Cliff
Bono voiced his concerns on the fiscal cliff during a discussion with the World Bank president yesterday. Mad Money host Jim Cramer says "Steve Jobs wanted Bono economically in his corner."
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