Rumors that Apple CEO Steven P. Jobs is in deteriorating health have been abroad at least since last summer, when journalists and tech-market analysts began fretting aloud over his gaunt appearance. For the many investors who care about Apple's stock, this is no idle worry. The mystique-laden Jobs, after all, is credited as a driving force behind the company's success, and he has already undergone treatment for cancer, in 2004.
The rumors were revived when Apple announced that Phil Schiller, th
Now that Apple CEO Steve Jobs has announced he'll take an illness-related leave of absence, the global faithful are asking themselves: Wait a minute; which is it? Is he the all-knowing, all-being master of lightness and dark, as we've been led to believe? Or is he a mere flesh-and-blood mortal?
As it happens, SF Weekly's investigative video team asked this very question a year ago. The answers we obtained may surprise you.
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