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While most insiders said Tim Cook is not the "visionary" that Steve Jobs is, nearly everyone credits him as being a kind of business-operations "maestro," according to a 2008 Fortune magazine profile.
Steve Jobs, who resigned as CEO of the world's largest tech company, is often identified as the singular face of Apple -- the man who is the energy and creative spirit behind the company.
It was a moment many tech fans hoped never would come: Steve Jobs' resignation from the helm of Apple Inc., which he co-founded from his family garage in 1976.
Steve Wozniak who together with Steve Jobs and Ronald Wayne founded Apple in 1976 said that Jobs deserves recognition as the "greatest technology business leader of our time."
Apple Inc. said Steve Jobs resigned as CEO, effective immediately. The company said Wednesday that Jobs would be replaced by Tim Cook, who was the company's chief operating officer.
A new website is helping frustrated consumers complain about daily deals that didn't work out the way they had hoped.
The company will be expanding its DVD division at a new facility in North San Jose.
With a renewed emphasis on natural gas as a cleaner-burning alternative fuel, Rio Vista -- at the center of one of the state's biggest gas fields -- should benefit but there are signs that the gas wells are slowly giving out.
The suit claims a former general manager verbally harassed Afghan salesmen and called them terrorists.
Finding time to volunteer isn't that easy, but a new website helps match service oriented people with worthy organizations that need their specific skills.
San Francisco's City Attorney has won a fight with the credit card division of the nation's largest bank, which means millions of dollars for the city and tough new consumer protections for customers of Bank of America.
HP slashed the prices of the TouchPad to $99, this after the company announced it was discontinuing its table computer and smartphone business last week.
Hundreds waited for the doors to open at Apple's newest store on 4th Street in Berkeley.
It's hard to imagine a larger collection of iPhones in one place outside of an Apple store than were in evidence in the heart-of-Silicon Valley city of Palo Alto.
Hewlett-Packard Co.'s shares sank to a 6-year low Friday after the Palo Alto-based technology conglomerate announced third-quarter results and said it would shut down its mobile devices business, try spinning off its PC business and pay about $10 billion for business software maker Autonomy Corp.
