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Phil H. Knight, co-founder and former CEO of Nike, Inc., did not set out to build one of the largest athletic brands on the planet. He set out to test a sing...
Lisa Brennan-Jobs spent her childhood shuttling between two Silicon Valley households that could not have been further apart: a mother who moved thirteen tim...
Steve Jobs left Apple in 1985 as a wealthy twenty-nine-year-old with a ruined reputation, and he returned twelve years later as the architect of the greatest...