How Steve Jobs' 1997 Return To Apple Saved The Company
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When Steve Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985, the future was less than auspicious for the now-legendary business magnate. But that soon changed.
Technology How Steve Jobs' 1997 Return To Apple Saved The Company By Jacob Suarez April 19, 2022 2:07 pm EST Justin Sullivan/Getty Images When Steve Jobs resigned from Apple in 1985, the future was less than auspicious for the now-legendary business magnate (via Wired ). Following Jobs' departure, Apple was largely credited with the creation of the desktop publishing market after combining the Macintosh computer alongside the LaserWriter desktop printer, and PageMaker (now known as Adobe Systems). However, Apple's high hopes of maintaining a 55% profit margin came crashing down after the intro
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