A rare business card signed by late Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs is drawing significant attention at an ongoing auction.

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs asked his audience about the difference between the people who are dumb and others who are intelligent.

Jobs, who tragically died more than a decade ago, remains an icon of the industry and a lasting symbol of Apple's brilliance ...

From time to time, we see some rare items related to Apple’s early days going up for auction. If you’re one of the people who collect such items, RR Auction is now auctioning off a rare business card ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook took to X Thursday to tease "the newest member of the family," set to arrive February 19. The safe money ...

Apple Inc. plans to launch a product on Feb. 19 that Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook described as the “newest member of the ...

RR Auctions has put a business card signed by Jobs up for auction, and it’s already attracting staggering bids. A total of 13 ...

Bill Gates shared an anecdote about Steve Jobs suggesting he take LSD to improve his design skills. Gates humorously ...

Apple's senior vice president of industrial design and chief design officer at the time, Jony Ive, revealed that there was ...

Rumors about Steve Jobs, the founder and former leader of Apple, being addicted to certain substances have been circulating ...

Few speeches stand the test of time, but Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford University commencement address isn't just remembered—it's ...

When Steve Jobs took the stage at Stanford, he wasn't a struggling entrepreneur. He was Steve Freaking Jobs—the visionary behind Apple, Pixar, and the Macintosh, standing at the peak of his career.