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John Heilemann digs out a 1997 line from Time Magazine showing Steve Jobs pressured Apple's board to reprice stock options. Given the Apple CEO's level of personal involvement in Apple's options fraud, why doesn't he at least assuage the federal authorities with an apology?
Sorry has never been a word prominent in the Jobs lexicon, however. And in this case, an apology would be especially hard for him to swallow. It would require Jobs to admit not only that he'd done something that was wrong. Even worse, it would require him to admit that he'd done something that was pedestrian. [John Heilemann, in New York Magazine]
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