MarketWatch Names Steve Jobs CEO of the Decade

In an article published earlier this week, MarketWatch awarded the prestigious title of ‘CEO of the Decade’ to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Supplementing the almost identical award Jobs garnered from Fortune last year, the report cites the numerous attributes leading to the resurgence of Apple at the turn of the new Millennium.

Noting the company’s successes in both the portable device and computer industries, Apple’s achievements from the debut of the iPod in 2001, to the release of the iPad are highlighted. Additionally, the article goes into detail describing Apple’s financial achievements over the years, and how these accomplishments have merited both investors and customers. The article in its entirety can be found here.

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