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Cupertino (CA) – Some people thought Apple’s Steve Jobs looked a bit sickly during his keynote at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday and now it appears they were right. Apple officials say Jobs is suffering from a ‘common bug’, but that he’s getting better thanks to some antibiotics. Back in 2004, Jobs announced that he had pancreatic cancer. This news
spooked Apple fans and investors alike because the sickness was hidden
from the public for nearly a year. Few companies are as joined to the
hip as Apple and Jobs and there is concern that the company could go
into a tailspin if something were to happen to the keeper of the black
turtleneck.
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