Jobs was also skilled at persuading and motivating his people. But as Apple grew, Jobs’s deficiencies caused problems. His inability to work with a new CEO, John Sculley, and lack of rapport with ...

Bill Gates shared an anecdote about Steve Jobs suggesting he take LSD to improve his design skills. Gates humorously acknowledged the different strengths each of them had, with Jobs excelling in ...

Steve Jobs (left) believed Bill Gates (right) should have taken acid in order for Microsoft's early products to be more interesting.

In a well-documented 1985 interview, Steve Jobs shared his thoughts on hiring the right people. You know, those highly capable, super creative, and smart individuals who will perform well and ...

Philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, the wife of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has received spiritual initiation from her guru Swami Kailashanand Giri, the seer's aide said here on Wednesday. Powell, ...

A handwritten letter by Steve Jobs has been auctioned for $500,312.50, highlighting his spiritual side and interest in Zen Buddhism and India's Kumbh Mela. Jobs’ widow, Laurene Powell Jobs ...

A personal and spiritual side of Steve Jobs came to light recently when a handwritten letter by the future Apple co-founder, written in 1974 at the age of 19, was auctioned for an impressive $ ...

Laurene Powelle Jobs, wife of Steve Jobs, wants to join Sanatan Dharma and wants to learn her tradition by joining her Guru, Niranjani Akhara said. Late Apple founder Steve Jobs's wife Laurene ...

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"I saw my life as an arc," Jobs said in a recording aired on the show. "And that it would end and compared to that nothing mattered. You're born alone, you're gonna die alone. And does anything else ...

Bill Gates and Steve Jobs may have been two of the most influential figures in the technology industry, but their perspectives on creativity and innovation couldn’t have been more different.