With a 10% drop in Apple shares [after Steve Jobs announced his step down through June], it’s painfully obvious that the smart investor is keen to the problems surrounding his exit. Or for that matter — any CEO’s exit.
Losing the quarterback, the innovator, the game saver of the #1 ranked company on FORTUNE’s top 50 list — could it end up being a recipe for disaster?
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dendy23: Wow. You are well-done! That’s a pretty cool idea!! I love Apples’ products a lot!!!
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