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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.
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Chairman and CEO of News Corporation Rupert Murdoch talks next to Laurene Powell Jobs , founder of Emerson Collective and widow of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, as they take part in a panel discussion titled "Immigration Strategy for the Borderless Economy" at the Milken Institute Global Confer
File photo of a superyacht built for Apple co-founder Jobs in a shipyard in Aalsmeer
Telling the kids about family wealth is tricky, because many parents worry their children will lose their ambition for work. This superyacht was built for Apple co-found Steve Jobs, who had three children.
Jobs along with Chairman and CEO of News Corporation Murdoch take part in a panel discussion titled "Immigration Strategy for the Borderless Economy" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California
Laurene Powell Jobs , founder of Emerson Collective and widow of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, along with Chairman and CEO of News Corporation Rupert Murdoch take part in a panel discussion titled "Immigration Strategy for the Borderless Economy" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Bev
