Controversial Steve Jobs figurine appears to sell for $2,500 on eBay
After a law firm representing Apple blocked the producer of a lifelike action figure of Apple CEO Steve Jobs from selling it, the figure has apparently sold for $2,500 on eBay.
Steve Jobs
AppleInsider Staff
News Corp's 'Daily' for Apple iPad expected to arrive Jan. 17
News Corporation's tablet-only publication for Apple's iPad, known as the Daily, is set to launch in one month, on Jan. 17
Slash Lane
Facebook's Zuckerberg beats Apple's Steve Jobs as Time Person of the Year
Time magazine this week unveiled its annual "Person of the Year," with the distinction being granted to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Apple's Steve Jobs came up short, but was named one of the magazine's "People Who Mattered."
Apple owes Steve Jobs some money: $37.91
Steve Jobs has some unclaimed property, ranging from unclaimed wages at Apple to shares of IBM and Time Warner as well as unclaimed annuity and insurance checks.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple's Steve Jobs named MarketWatch 'CEO of the Decade'
Calling him the "rock star of corporate America," Steve Jobs was named "CEO of the Decade" by MarketWatch for his tremendous success as Apple's chief executive.
Katie Marsal
Apple co-founder offered first computer design to HP 5 times
During a guided tour of a newly renovated computer museum, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak highlighted the fact that he had offered his original design for the Apple I personal computer to his former employer, HP, 5 times, but was turned down each time.
Josh Ong
Apple nabs HP's former 98 acre campus in Cupertino
Apple has greatly expanded its Cupertino, California land holdings with the purchase of a 98 acre campus vacated by HP earlier this summer. The spot is adjacent to land Apple bought in 2006.
Apple I computer sells for $174K at London auction
A rare example of Apple's first computer, the Apple I, in "superb" condition sold for $174,000 at an auction in London on Tuesday.
Apple hiring members of rival RIM's enterprise sales team
Apple's efforts to muscle its way into the corporate market with iPhones and iPads is getting an infusion of talent from Research In Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, with at least five employees making the switch in the last year and a half.
Sam Oliver
