Paper: Apples Jobs surrendered unauthorized options

Paper: Apples Jobs surrendered unauthorized options
Apple Computer gave Chief Executive Steve Jobs 7.5 million stock options in 2001 without the required authorization of the companys board, the Financial Times reported Thursday. Records purporting to show that a full board meeting had taken place to approve the remuneration, as required by Apples procedures, were later falsified, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The paper said the records were being reviewed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it decides whether to pursue a case against Apple or any individuals. It also said Jobs surrendered his options before they were exercised and was later

BROWN: Thinking of changing jobs? (Republican American)

BROWN: Thinking of changing jobs? (Republican American)
Thinking of changing jobs? Then be sure to take a very careful look at 401(k) plans offered by any potential employers. It’s not just a matter of finding a plan that offers solid investment gains without too much risk: A 401(k) is a window into the boss’s inner nature.

Amid rough times, new jobs - Central Maine Morning Sentinel

Amid rough times, new jobs - Central Maine Morning Sentinel
Amid rough times, new jobsCentral Maine Morning Sentinel, ME - 19 minutes agoThe business landscape in central Maine showed slow gains over 2006, with a variety of developments leading to the creation of jobs in several communities. …

Student nurses told their jobs will go - Scarborough Today

Student nurses told their jobs will go - Scarborough Today
Student nurses told their jobs will goScarborough Today, UK - 59 minutes agoSTUDENT nurses at Scarborough Hospital are angry after being told they will have to quit their jobs at the end of March. One of the 10 nurses, …

Apple clears CEO Steve Jobs - Newsday

Apple clears CEO Steve Jobs - Newsday
Scientific AmericanApple clears CEO Steve JobsNewsday, NY - 29 minutes agoApple Computer Inc. said yesterday it had cleared chief executive Steve Jobs of wrongdoing in connection with backdated stock options. …Jobs did no wrong on options, Apple investigation Toronto StarSTOCK SOARS AS INTERNAL PROBE CLEARS JOBS New York PostApple Admits Wrongdoing But Rallies Around Steve Jobs Free Internet PressOregonLive.com - National Postall 1,613 news articles

Apple probe finds no misconduct, has ‘complete confidence’ in Jobs - Aurora Beacon News

Apple probe finds no misconduct, has ‘complete confidence’ in Jobs - Aurora Beacon News
Apple probe finds no misconduct, has ‘complete confidence’ in JobsAurora Beacon News, IL - 23 minutes agoApple Computer Inc. cleared Chief Executive Steve Jobs and the rest of its current management of misconduct involving stock option grants, despite Jobs’ …

Steve Jobs Reportedly Got 7.5 Million of Unauthorized Options - BusinessWeek

Steve Jobs Reportedly Got 7.5 Million of Unauthorized Options - BusinessWeek
Steve Jobs Reportedly Got 7.5 Million of Unauthorized OptionsBusinessWeek - 1 hour agoApple Computer (AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs was handed 7.5 million of stock options in 2001 without required authorization from the company’s board of directors …

LaSalle cuts jobs - Chicago Sun-Times

LaSalle cuts jobs - Chicago Sun-Times
CNNMoney.comLaSalle cuts jobsChicago Sun-Times, United States - 29 minutes agoLaSalle Bank employees got an after-Christmas gift of anxiety Thursday — 500 Chicago-area workers will lose their jobs by the middle of 2007. … Dutch Bank to Cut North American Jobs New York TimesABN Amro Cuts 900 Jobs in US MSN MoneyABN Amro to cut 900 North American jobs ReutersBloombergall 67 news articles

Uganda: Telecom Sector Creates 290,000 Jobs

Uganda: Telecom Sector Creates 290,000 Jobs
THE telecom sector has created 290,000 jobs directly and indirectly, the information and communication technology minister, Dr. Ham Mulira, has disclosed

Apple Shares Fall After FT Report of Jobs’s Options (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)

Apple Shares Fall After FT Report of Jobs’s Options (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) — Shares of Apple Computer Inc. fell in European trading after the Financial Times reported Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs was given stock options in 2001 without the authorization of the company’s board.

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