Danny Groner, 05.21.2012

Manager, Shutterstock

Here are five ways that Jobs changed the way we think about presentations, and how you can improve yours by following Jobs's lead.

Connie Dieken, 05.26.2012

President, onPoint Communication LLC; author, 'Talk Less, Say More'

"Just do what's right," Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs reportedly advised Tim Cook, his successor as CEO of Apple Inc. That's how shift happens.

Bianca Bosker, 05.07.2012

Senior Tech Editor, The Huffington Post

The simplicity of the iPad's name not only makes it easy to remember, but suggests that Apple's tablet is exceptional. Madonna doesn't need a last name. Nor does the iPad, it seems.

Richard (RJ) Eskow, 04.16.2012

Writer; host, 'The Breakdown'; Senior Fellow, Campaign for America's Future

Here's how the economics of outsourcing -- the economics of horror -- works: companies like Apple that ignore reports of fraud and danger against employees make it impossible for honest, conscientious suppliers to survive.

Jeff Reeves, 03.31.2012

Financial journalist, Editor, InvestorPlace.com

Starbucks' growth doesn't come from "insanely great" gadgets with huge profit margins. The coffee chain shows how a good CEO can do right by his company, and how that can structure a CEO's pay to ensure he gets paid what he deserves.

Eric Ehrmann, 12.20.2011

Digital Nomad. Writes on sports and politics from Brazil. Member of PEN.

Apple's first quarterly downturn in five years is being spun by analysts as a one time event linked to planned obsolescence of an iPhone and the death...

Shelley Ross, 10.25.2011

Emmy Award-winning Producer, Director; Founder of Daily Xpress News and Pop Culture Blog

CELEBRATING THE iGENIUS OF OUR GENERATION The news that Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO, however one prepared for the inevitable, still came as a s...