Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple's chief executive probably isn't hurting for it, but the billionaire has a $37.91 check due from the company he manages, according to the State of California's unclaimed property search website.
There's also $0.20 worth of dividends from Time Warner waiting for Jobs, along with two shares of IBM and one share of Time Warner. IBM also owes Jobs unclaimed income, although the total is only around $35.
There are also a few hundred dollars in insurance and annuity checks that Jobs has yet to claim.
The extent of Jobs' unclaimed riches is detailed for the public thanks to California's Unclaimed Property Law, which "requires corporations, businesses, associations, financial institutions, and insurance companies to annually report and deliver property to the California State Controller's Office after there has been no activity on the account or contact with the owner for a period of time specified in the law - generally three years or more."
To claim his property, Jobs only needs to file paperwork with the state, which can now be done online.
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It's probably going to cost Jobs more than $37.91 to cash that check (having to hire somebody to do it for him).
I have a feeling Steve is probably more concerned about his address showing on that page then the $37.91 he's got coming to him. I'm not even rich and I know I would be! \
Wow, I wish the company I work for owed me 37 years of pay.
In other news, according to Google Maps it takes Steve about 19 minutes to get to the main Apple campus in Cupertino from home. Provided traffic is good.
In other news, according to Google Maps it takes Steve about 19 minutes to get to the main Apple campus in Cupertino from home. Provided traffic is good.
Less if you speed (Steve's been ticketed before)