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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.
After Jobs Act, Case turns focus to immigrationDate: Thu, 5. April 2012 19:39:30
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As he gathers with other movers and shakers at the White House on Thursday afternoon to witness President Barack Obama's signing of the Jobs Act, AOL Inc co-founder Steve Case is already thinking ahead to the next cause he can help champion behind the scenes: immigration reform. "Our work's not done," Case told Reuters in an interview, adding that he would still pause to celebrate the passage of the Jobs Act, intended to help start-up companies raise money and hold initial public offerings. ...
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
Help wanted: Automakers have trouble filling all the jobsDate: Wed, 4. April 2012 11:19:41
The jobs were there, more than 1,000, with everyone from the Detroit automakers to Korea?s Hyundai looking to hire. What was missing were the job-seekers.
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.
Obama in India: U.S. offshoring fears are outdatedDate: Sat, 6. November 2010 15:16:00
The perception that Indian call centers and back office operations cost U.S. jobs is an old stereotype that ignores today's reality that two-way trade between the U.S. and India is helping create jobs and raise the standard of living in both countries, U.S. President Barack Obama told a gathering of business executives in Mumbai on Saturday.
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