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PM Brown blocked honorary knighthood for Steve Jobs in 2009Date: Tue, 1. March 2011 16:01:58
The Telegraph reported on Tuesday, March 1 that Steve Jobs was on the verge of a U.K. honorary knighthood in 2009, but then Prime Minister Gordon Brown refused to issue the honor to the Apple board chairman and CEO, as a sort of retaliatory blow for Jobs turning down an invitation to speak at the Labour Party conference.
PM Brown blocked honorary knighthood for Steve Jobs in 2009Date: Tue, 1. March 2011 16:02:07
The Telegraph reported on Tuesday, March 1 that Steve Jobs was on the verge of a U.K. honorary knighthood in 2009, but then Prime Minister Gordon Brown refused to issue the honor to the Apple board chairman and CEO, as a sort of retaliatory blow for Jobs turning down an invitation to speak at the Labour Party conference.
PM Brown blocked honorary knighthood for Steve Jobs in 2009Date: Tue, 1. March 2011 15:57:46
The Telegraph reported on Tuesday, March 1 that Steve Jobs was on the verge of a U.K. honorary knighthood in 2009, but then Prime Minister Gordon Brown refused to issue the honor to the Apple board chairman and CEO, as a sort of retaliatory blow for Jobs turning down an invitation to speak at the Labour Party conference.
The Easiest Way to Understand Why We Can't Create JobsDate: Fri, 10. June 2011 15:15:27
Where do jobs come from? It's a simple question with vast implications. This article previews findings from a forthcoming report by the McKinsey Global Institute. For the second straight summer, the U.S. recovery hit a wall. Unemployment is on the wrong side of 9 percent. The velocity of job creation is one-third of the pace we need to keep up with our growing population. To understand why, let's start at square one: Where do jobs come from?
Oxbridge Students Choose Work / Life Balance and Ethics over a Graduate Career PathDate: Sat, 22. November 2008 03:25:50
Top Employers Ltd, a recruitment media firm, today announced the release of a telling survey conducted to assess the career choice trends of Oxbridge students looking for UK graduate jobs. (PRWEB Nov 20, 2008)
Read the full story at http://www.emediawire.com/releases/topemployers/graduate-jobs-survey-2008/prweb1641264.htm
7 Gadgets That Changed the World (LiveScience.com)Date: Sat, 6. February 2010 14:20:14
LiveScience.com - Companies like to call their new gadgets revolutionary. Amazon did it
when it introduced its Kindle e-book reader in 2007, and Apple CEO
Steve Jobs used the word often last week while unveiling his company's
new iPad
- a tablet computer that also doubles as an e-reader. Jobs even threw
in a magical here and there when describing the device.
Jobs set course forward for music, movies, booksDate: Fri, 7. October 2011 08:04:30
Steve Jobs made it easy for people to entertain themselves on high-tech devices, and he unveiled gadget after gadget with an effortless touch. But away from the bright lights of the stage, Jobs was a tough negotiator who took turns charming and berating potential business partners to pull off his latest act.
Private sector sheds 250,000 jobs in November (Reuters)Date: Wed, 3. December 2008 13:42:07
Reuters - Private employers cut 250,000 jobs in November, the most in seven years, a report by a private employment service said on Wednesday.
In Jobs' second act with Apple, a dramatic revival (AP)Date: Thu, 25. August 2011 05:26:52
AP - Steve Jobs' resignation as Apple Inc.'s CEO on Wednesday was freighted with sentimental significance, the curtain call on a dramatic 14-year performance in which he rescued one of the world's most beloved brands from the brink of technological irrelevance.
Tech Execs React To Steve Jobs NewsDate: Thu, 25. August 2011 02:43:03
Steve Jobs resigned as CEO of Apple on Wednesday. Here is some reaction on Twitter from tech CEOs, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs, from Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff to Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley. Also included is a Forbes video of editors talking about Job's influence, Job's commencement address at Stanford University and Jobs' first iPod presentation.
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