The billionaire venture capitalist said a lot of Steve Jobs' genius came from his ability to argue about everything.

We visited the house of the Luxo lamp in Emeryville (California), a place conceived by Steve Jobs in the image and likeness ...

A clip of US Representative Scalise shows him using a tired gaming stereotype to support a bill that cuts health care for ...

Steve Jobs emphasized the importance of being both a thinker and a doer, citing Leonardo Da Vinci as an example. He believed ...

What kind of boss was Apple founder Steve Jobs? Intimidating or inspiring? Well, the verdict is still out on this, but we have a story from his life that will tell you about his leadership style. This ...

Steve Jobs once gifted a Jaguar to a secretary who was late because her car broke down, an anecdote that offers insight into his "paradoxical" leadership. From 3 am calls to surprise gifts, this ...

Steve Jobs' leadership style was frequently described as intense and unrelenting, but equally capable of galvanising those around him. He was notorious for pacing the corridors at Apple ...

Steve Jobs believed the most successful innovators are those who can both think and do, citing Leonardo da Vinci as an example. This hands-on approach is reflected in companies like Apple and Tesla.

I’m not saying Apple needs to recreate Steve Jobs’s persona. That would be impossible—and probably a bad idea. But I do think it needs to rediscover a little of that energy. That sense of play.

Steve Jobs earned a reputation for merciless standards, yet sometimes his demand for perfection came wrapped in jaw-dropping generosity. What Happened: Ron Givens, Apple's AAPL +0.09% Get Free Report ...

The company grew under his ownership before being acquired by Disney in 2006 for $7.4 billion. In a related news, Steve Jobs’ iconic 2005 Stanford commencement address completed 20 years last week.

Steve Jobs' notes and emails were published for the 20th anniversary of his Stanford commencement speech. The speech emphasized themes of intuition, morality, and personal growth.