Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 24th Jun 2009 21:45 UTC
I'm sorry, but I can't get around it any more. Over the weekend, we had a story in the reputable Wall Street Journal that Steve Jobs had a liver transplant two months ago in a hospital in Tennessee. This story got all over the Apple media - obviously - and was later confirmed by the hospital in question. All the usual questions arose about privacy, Warren Buffet had a remark about it, and so on. Let's get all these stories out of the way in one go.
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RE[3]: No one's business
by Thom_Holwerda on Thu 25th Jun 2009 09:57
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Now regarding the president, it is not a fair comparison because people in a country vote for a person. But in a corporation it is the shareholders. And they have seemed to be ok with it. So again your opinion does not matter!
Could you point me to the shareholder survey you apparently conduced? I'd be really interested!
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2005-11-15
Can you show me the legally binding documents?
And are you a shareholder of Apple? Because if you are not then you have no word on this matter anyways.
I am a shareholder in Apple and I could voice, but I believe a good CEO was in place and I believe all is ok. I also believe Steve Jobs has rights to privacy.
Now regarding the president, it is not a fair comparison because people in a country vote for a person. But in a corporation it is the shareholders. And they have seemed to be ok with it. So again your opinion does not matter!