A job application from the founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, handwritten by the businessman at age 17 or 18, is being auctioned on the internet, and although it has already been auctioned before, now the ...

A job application filled out by 18-year-old Steve Jobs in 1973 has sold for $343,000 — and, based on its history, that may actually be a pretty good deal. The rare paper document, possibly the only ...

Our pals at kottke.org did some digging in the TIME magazine archives and came up with this tasty find: a profile from January 3, 1983, of a young tech whippersnapper named Steven Jobs. Let’s have a ...

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Steven Jobs, who died Wednesday at age 56 after a long struggle with cancer, may have had the greatest impact on everyday lives in general, and showbiz in particular, of any technologist since Thomas ...

This particular card is from 1983, a year before Apple announced the first Macintosh. The name “Steven Jobs” is followed by his title as “Chairman Board of Directors.” The card was signed by Jobs in ...

Of the many encomia Steven Jobs has received after his recent death, few have focused on not just how special he was, but why he was so special. Here is a hint from a famous motto that Apple made its ...