The history of Apple in photos, from the early Steve Jobs era and iPhone launch to crossing the $3 trillion milestone under Tim Cook
When Steve Jobs took over as CEO of Apple in 1997, the company had been struggling to find its legs in a market increasingly dominated by Microsoft and its partners. that if he were in Jobs' shoes, he'd shut Apple down and return the money to the shareholders.
Here's a look into the history of Apple in photos, from its inception, through its hard times, to the triumphant return of Jobs. Kimberly White/Reuters There was a third cofounder, too: Ronald Wayne. Jobs brought Wayne on board to provide business guidance for the two young cofounders. Wayne sketched the first Apple logo by hand.Wayne ended up leaving the company before it was even officially incorporated. He took an $800 check for his shares in the company.MediaNews Group/The Mercury News via Getty ImagesThe home and garage where Jobs and Wozniak founded Apple Computer in Los Altos, California.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Apple Vision Pro: How early adoption could stack up against the iPhone, Apple Watch and iPodAnalysts predict that Apple could amass an installed base of 20 million users of the Vision Pro and related devices five years out from the product's launch.
Read more »
The narrative arc of Steve Cohen's New York Mets is much bigger than this yearNEW YORK — New York Mets owner Steve Cohen offered as much optimism as he could reasonably muster that his team will turn things around in time to salvage a postseason berth this year. But while Cohen is hopeful — as a Mets fan and as a man who has made it no secret that he's losing money on the team's record payroll — he is neither delusional nor prone to sugarcoating. He didn't get to the position where he could afford to buy a franchise by being unable to make clear-eyed assessments and the difficult decisions they often necessitate.
Read more »
Why Mets’ Steve Cohen owns the worst team money could buy | KlapischAfter a near-total collapse in June, the Mets' odds of making the playoffs are down to 13 percent.
Read more »
Mets offense fizzles again in loss to Brewers after Steve Cohen puts onus on playersIt’s been nearly two weeks since the Mets have won consecutive games — and a month since they’ve won a series.
Read more »
Mets owner Steve Cohen threatens a sell-off of his underachieving playersMets owner Steven Cohen is threatening his underperforming team with the prospect of a trade deadline sell-off unless New York gets back into contention for a playoff berth.
Read more »
‘Silly’ to spend more before deadline if Mets don’t improve: Steve CohenEven Steve Cohen has his limits when it comes to the Mets’ payroll.
Read more »