Three men founded Apple Computer on April 1, 1976. Two of them are known around the world. The third bailed out early and gave up his ten percent stake in Apple for $800 a stake that if he kept it, would be worth $35 billion dollars today. But he insists he has absolutely no regrets. Now, he's telling his story in a new book.
Hindsight is 20/20. In the late 90s, Apple was a dying company.
I was too young to hold stocks but remember my boss, who was a fervent Apple enthusiast, getting rid of his shares when the company was seemingly aimless. He had a pizza box shaped LC475 which was so overpriced vs PCs of the times.
Hindsight is 20/20. In the late 90s, Apple was a dying company.
I was too young to hold stocks but remember my boss, who was a fervent Apple enthusiast, getting rid of his shares when the company was seemingly aimless. He had a pizza box shaped LC475 which was so overpriced vs PCs of the times.
Then Steve Jobs came back and everything changed.