Apple's Steve Jobs is Fortune's 'CEO of the Decade'
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Steve Jobs has been declared “CEO of the Decade” by Fortune Magazine, which has published an extensive treasure-trove of data on America’s most enigmatic business leader.
“In the past 10 years alone he has radically and lucratively reordered three markets -- music, movies, and mobile telephones -- and his impact on his original industry, computing, has only grown,” Fortune reports.
“Remaking any one business is a career-defining achievement; four is unheard-of,” it observes, drawing comparisons with other great US entrepreneurs.
There’s a host of different sections to explore in the online hoard, including a timeline detailing Apple’s successes (and failures) across the last ten years; hand-picked iPhone apps chosen by business celebs; sections on how Apple works, Pixar and the Jobs effect on music; and a collection of rare photographs of the man himself.
So there it is, Steve Jobs is arguably this generation’s most important CEO. And that’s no “rounding error”.
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Comments (8)
You know its really incredible to just think about the impact Jobs has made on the world in just 10 short years.
same with Balsillie
He is the man, long live Steve Jobs!
Knock on wood
I anyone surprised?
CNN/Fortune is the bible
I remember when my economics professor quoted CNN/Fortune articles
He'll secure next decades award after the iSlate tablet launches. iSlate.org