The company remains without its CEO now, when it is well-positioned and ready to new achievements.
Yesterday Steve Jobs, who is 53, said that he was taking a medical leave through June and added that his health-related issues were more complex than he originally had thought. Within minutes of the interview, Apple shares dropped 10%.
Apple will not be the same company without Steve Jobs. He was kicked out of Apple in 1985 and came back in 1996 when the company was nearly bankrupt, and helped it to improve.
Steve Jobs is leaving his duties to Tim Cook, Apple's chief operating officer.
