Breaking Through the Legend of Steve Jobs
He spent twelve years in exile from Apple. But the man I uncovered during those difficult years was far more than the tyrant depicted in movies.
The Burner Files
Reinvention. Failure. Comeback. Stories from business and tech. By Geoffrey Cain, author of Steve Jobs in Exile.
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