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Netgear CEO Apologises For Apple Statements

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3:35PM February 1, 2011 | Nick Broughall

Netgear CEO Patrick Lo had a lot of interesting things to say yesterday at a lunch with journalists in Sydney. Like how Apple will need to go open after Steve Jobs “goes away”, and Microsoft is “over”. But in the face of a global PR backlash, it seems he regrets the way he expressed some of the things he said: More »


Mark Hurd Was The Most Despised Major Tech CEO

8:00AM August 12, 2010 | Adam Frucci

Of any major tech CEO, recently-ousted Mark Hurd of HP had the lowest approval ratings by his own employees: 34 per cent. To compare: Steve Jobs has a whopping 98 per cent rating, Larry Ellison is 88 per cent and Ballmer is 52 per cent. [TechCrunch]


Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Has $US1.7m Worth Of Security

6:38PM April 15, 2010 | Kat Hannaford

Why would Amazon have to spend $US1.7 million on security for Jeff Bezos? Crazed Nook fans? Whatever the reason, it appears Amazon stepped up $US500,000 extra on security between 2008 and 2009 for their bald CEO. More »


Palm’s CEO Will Email You, Too, But What’s He Really Saying?

5:30AM March 28, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

With new Steve Jobs emails surfacing everyday, someone thought to send Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein a personal note. His chipper response is not necessarily what you’d expect from somebody who’s been watching his company crumble into a pile of dust. More »


The Quiet Man Who May Become Apple King

11:30PM November 11, 2008 | Jesus Diaz

Fortune’s Adam Lashinsky has written a fascinating article on Tim Cook, the quiet Apple’s Chief Operating Office unknown by most of the public, but a key member of the Dream Team that helped Steve Jobs to turn the company around during its dark ages. Why now? I can’t help to think that this is related to Steve Jobs’ potential farewell and Apple’s future transition of power. But while that’s probably my tinfoil hat in action, Lashinsky asks himself the same question I did: Can Cook become Apple’s CEO? Reading the events and third-party comments portrayed in his article, it feels like this may very well be the case.

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