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Steve Jobs subpoenaed by SEC
Remember that whole stock backdating scandal that was threatening to throw a wrench into the unstoppable train that is Apple? Yeah, Apple would prefer you forget about it too, but the SEC (that's the Securities and Exchange Commission) hasn't. They have subpoenaed Steve Jobs to testify in relation to a trail involving Nancy Heinan, Apple's former General Counsel (we covered her involvement here).Keep in mind that no charges are being brought up against Steve, but whenever the CEO of a publicly traded company is brought in front of the SEC it is big news.
[via Macuser]
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Billy K said 2:35PM on 9-20-2007
The SEC members want their $100 iPhone credit, and they want it NOW.
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Simon Arch said 3:05PM on 9-20-2007
This is typical, and completely unsurprising in investigations like these. It's almost a non-event. If it were anyone else in any other company, it'd pass by almost unremarked upon. But since it's the Almighty Steve... :)
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kubi said 11:16PM on 9-20-2007
The SEC has boats?
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