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To: Pogeu Mahone who wrote (42938)	6/15/2008 10:29:21 AM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57684

Three years ago: He has lost some weight, since. But the applied repair jobs can not be overlooked. Also see: finance.yahoo.com Steve Jobs' Health Concerns Linger, Reveal Apple's Shaky Succession Plan Posted Jun 13, 2008 05:09pm EDT by Henry Blodget in Computers, Newsmakers Related: AAPL, qcom From Silicon Alley Insider, June 13, 2008: Apple's (AAPL) explanation of why Steve Jobs looked thin and wan at WWDC on Monday has not put to rest concerns that he's suffering from something more serious than a "common bug." Apple's stock has been smashed in recent days and is down another 3% this morning. Specifically, Apple's explanation did not rule out the possibility that Steve's cancer has come back. Unless/until Apple or Steve issues a statement that clearly rules out this possibility -- or unless/until Steve appears publicly again looking to be in robust health -- we expect these concerns will persist. Even if Steve is fine, which we hope he is, this episode should make it more obvious to Apple that the company needs to develop and articulate a clear succession and Steve Jobs-diversification plan.