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It hasbeenconfirmedtoday that Steve Jobs is receiving treatment for cancer in the Stanford Cancer Center in Palo Alto, California.RadarOninereported today that it’s the same Clinic where Hollywood Actor the Late Patrick Swayze was undergoing chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer in April 2009. There has been no formal confirmation of what type of cancer Jobs is being treated for or if he is being treated at all for cancer from the Apple spokes team....

Concerned over the recent departure of Steve Jobs on a medical leave from Apple? This might make your day. According to TheSan Francisco Chronicle, Jobs has recently been spotted at the Apple campus “looking good” with “a healthy spring in his step”. The CEO, who will celebrate his 56th birthday on the 24th of this month has been sorely missing from Apple since hisdeparturefor a medical leave on January 17th. Though Jobs’ prognosis after his 2009 liver transplant was listed as “excellent”, questions about his medical leaves have left manywonderingabout a plan of succession for Apple, Inc....

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By now the news is spreading like fire around the Internet and beyond – Steve Jobshas resignedas CEO of Apple, Inc. As I sit and watch the stream of tweets flowing through my Twitter client, even those who are vehemently against Apple are wishing Jobs and his family well. It’s in this moment that I realize something incredibly true about the future – Apple will continue to dominate. Oh sure, as I’m writing this I’m watching Apple’s stock take a downturn....

According toMacRumors, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has reportedly sent an internal message to Apple employees, reiterating his and the company’s support for those affected by the recent earthquake and Tsunami in Japan. The message, sent via email to all Apple staff, reads as follows: To Our Team in Japan, We have all been following the unfolding disaster in Japan. Our hearts go out to you and your families, as well as all of your countrymen who have been touched by this tragedy....