The billionaire venture capitalist said a lot of Steve Jobs' genius came from his ability to argue about everything.

Laurene Powell Jobs (who later receives the medal on behalf of Steve Jobs) is announced at 0:43 and walks in at 0:54 Biden first mentions Jobs at 25:20 Jobs is awarded the medal at 39:42 Maybe ...

The death of Steve Jobs at the age of 56 in 2010 triggered an unusually high emotional response from people — especially for a CEO.

The new issue of Rolling Stone pays tribute to Steve Jobs with an in-depth cover story written by contributing editor Jeff Goodell, who first met Jobs back in 1980 when he took a job at Apple.“I ...

Steve Jobs And His Last Words : The Two-Way Jobs's sister, the novelist Mona Simpson, reveals the late tech giant's final words "were monosyllables, repeated three times." The Two-Way.

Steve Jobs, according to Walter Isaacson's biography, almost missed meeting Barack Obama in 2010 because he insisted that Obama personally ask him that they get together. Then, when they met near ...

Steve Jobs may no longer be with us but his legacy certainly is.. And Tuesday, the public will gain further access to the tech icon's inner workings. More than a decade after the Apple founder's ...

Steve Jobs will be remembered for ushering in fundamental changes in the way people interact with technology -- but also for the way he was able to explain these changes and make them easy to ...

Google CEO Larry Page was friendly with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs off and on, Page says in a new interview. Speaking to Fortune in an interview published today, Page said that he and the late ...

Steve Jobs's death has spawned a massive outpouring of simple grief and immense gratitude from his biggest fans across the globe. From celebrities and Silicon Valley titans to simple everyday Mac ...

I have a relatively good sense of Apple’s history and why, even eight years after Steve Jobs death, Apple is one of the highest valued companies in the world and has grown exponentially even ...

Steve Jobs was reportedly wearing a top hat when he visited New York publishers last week. It’s a fitting lid for the Apple CEO, who can be as tricky as a magician. Jobs has a knack for throwing ...