Steve Jobs’s Return to Apple in 1997!

The Best Move Apple Ever Made!

Youssef Mohamed
Mac O’Clock

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Introduction

For over a decade now, Apple has been known all over the world as this powerhouse. They have been known as the world’s biggest Tech company that has the power to take any idea and turn it into a real-life device that can sell and make millions, but this was not always the case.

In fact, for many years, especially when Apple was in its first few years, the company was actually much closer to failure than anyone knew with Apple failing to make a profit for many years. Back in 1997, Apple actually ended up losing $1.04 Billion, yes, Billion dollars, but the next year, Apple somehow turned that around and ended up making a profit of $309 million dollars, and that was the same year that Steve Jobs made his return to Apple after he was fired, and here is how this happened.

The Story

Everything started back in 1976. This was the year in which a young Steve Jobs decided to start his own computer-building company with his buddy, Steve Wozniak.

Steve Jobs was more of an idea person and was the face of the business running the financial aspects, while Wozniak was the engineering genius responsible for building the machines.

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Youssef Mohamed
Mac O’Clock

I am a Doctor interested in writing in general and sharing what I find and learn every day with the people around me, hopefully helping others.