Apple, Medical Leave | featured news

Steve Jobs’ appearance Monday at the Worldwide Developers Conference to introduce three new software products for Apple will be closely scrutinized by everyone from investors in the company’s stock to obsessed Apple fans who want to know how the King of Cupertino’s health is faring. Jobs, who went on medical leave in January, left chief operating officer Tim Cook in place to run things on a day-to-day basis. At the conference Monday, he (along with a team of Apple executives) will be introducing two new operating system software programs, as well as announcing iCloud, a widely anticipated service that lets users store content online.

Apple Inc. founder and CEO Steve Jobs sent a note today to employees saying he's taking a medical leave of absence so he can focus on his health.

Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs is back to work following a near six-month medical leave, the company said on Monday.