Right after wowing the crowd at Macworld, Steve Jobs did an interview with CNBC. It starts off all about the iPhone, but at the five minute mark, the question about backdated stock options and whether Jobs will remain CEO of Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) comes up. Steve responds that he was frustrated by the press, who he perceives as not doing their research well. He goes on to talk about the internal and external investigations Apple started, and points out that the company handed the results over to the SEC.
The money quote: "We did find some things that we didn't wish we had, but we turned it all over to the SEC."
Scrub the video over to the five minute mark to see Steve talk about his confidence that current leadership at Apple would remain on, and his wish to continue running the company.
Video: Jobs talks iPhone, Apple stock options crisis on CNBC
Posted Jan 10th 2007 5:26PM by Tobias Buckell
Filed under: Television, Apple Inc (AAPL), iPhone
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