Reason Steve Jobs always wore a black turtleneck jumper despite being able to afford anything he wanted
Here is the reason why Apple co-founder Steve Jobs would always wear a black turtleneck jumper despite being able to afford ...
Steve Davis was Elon Musk’s chief cost-cutter at X and the Boring Company. DOGE might be his next big project
Former coworkers describe Davis's ruthless focus on efficiency, which could be perfect for cutting government bloat.
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Norman Foster’s Empire of Image Control
The British architect has built an unprecedented factory of fine design. Inside the world of the man who creates exquisite ...
The Japanese Tech Titan Who Came to Kiss Trump’s Ring
Trump trotted out Masa’s line about 50,000 new jobs and $50 billion of investment in the U.S. Masa beamed into the TV cameras ...
Nepo baby... or not? They're the celebrity offspring who have stepped into the spotlight - but who succeeded by themselves (and who needed a helping hand fro…
THEY say it's not what you know, but who you know - and when it comes to fame, family connections are often what really count ...
40 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Said There’s 1 Simple Habit That Separates High Performers From Those Who Fall Short
In a well-documented 1985 interview, Steve Jobs shared his thoughts on hiring the right people. You know, those highly capable, super creative, and smart individuals who will perform well and drive ...
Apple's iPad Turns 15 Today: Here's A Throwback To When Steve Jobs Explained Called It The 'Third Category' After Phones And Notebooks
Apple's iPad introduced by Steve Jobs 15 years ago as a revolutionary "third category" device, has transformed computing.
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Understand why Steve Jobs always wore black turtlenecks
Every time Steve Jobs appeared publicly, he was wearing black turtlenecks, despite being the co-founder of one of the largest ...
The $17B gamble made on the basis of a handshake with Steve Jobs
It seems to be a week for interesting peeks at Apple history, a new piece telling the story of Softbank founder Masayoshi Son making a $17B gamble on the basis of a gentleman’s agreement with Steve ...