Rough Day for Mr. Jobs
The stock drops 5% during his big MacWorld speech, and he has to sit on the floor for his big interview with KTVU? Steve Jobs, take a vacation.
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You might find this interesting reading.
The bigger story, to me, is how AT&T's stock does given that the Touch is sooooo close to being an unlocked iPhone.
Posted by: jjm | January 16, 2008 at 10:25 PM