Looks like Steve Jobs might not be so innocent after all:
"Apple Inc.'s former chief financial officer, in a striking public statement, asserted that Chief Executive Steve Jobs misled him about board actions on stock-options awards, and that he told Mr. Jobs the company might have to take a charge against earnings if it backdated stock-options grants -- a charge it didn't take."
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Wait a minute, I didn't know there were financial implications to backdating stock options...I'm only the founder and Chairman of one of the most successful computer companies in world, known as much for our eclectic marketing as we are our business savvy.
Why would I know anything about that?
-Steve J.
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