Apple CEO Tim Cook honored Steve Jobs on what would have been his 70th birthday by highlighting his enduring impact and visionary legacy. Cook praised Jobs’ ability to see the world as it could be, inspiring Apple to push boundaries. Cook has consistently commemorated Jobs’ birthday since his passing, emphasizing his mentorship and visionary contributions to Apple’s success.
Apple CEO Tim Cook remembers Steve Jobs on his 70th birthday
Categories:
Related Post
Senate confirms Marco Rubio as secretary of stateSenate confirms Marco Rubio as secretary of state
The Senate quickly confirmed Rubio as the nation’s top diplomat hours after Trump was sworn in.
Southwest Airlines plane aborts landing to avoid collision on Chicago runwaySouthwest Airlines plane aborts landing to avoid collision on Chicago runway
A Southwest Airlines plane aborted its landing after spotting a private business jet on a Chicago Midway Airport runway, CBS News has confirmed.
SJSU athlete who sued over transgender volleyball teammate flees campus after alleged harassment and threatsSJSU athlete who sued over transgender volleyball teammate flees campus after alleged harassment and threats
EXCLUSIVE: Former San Jose State University volleyball co-captain Brooke Slusser is finishing her final semester of college virtually in her home state of Texas after alleged on-campus harassment, online threats