Jobs will return, says Apple's board
Wed, Feb 25th, 2009 |
The Apple shareholders meeting held Wednesday was dominated by a man who wasn't there: Steve Jobs.
All the other members of Apple's board of directors were in attendance, save Google CEO Eric Schmidt, but none would provide any more-detailed information about the missing Jobs.
“Nothing has changed,” said board member Arthur Levinson, Chairman and CEO of Genentech. Levinson deflected a question from a shareholder about Jobs's health by saying, "If there is any more information that the board deems necessary to disclose, we will disclose it."
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