Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs is credited with launching several revolutionary products including the iPhone and iPod, among others. Perhaps his biggest win, however, is saving Apple from bankruptcy and revitalizing it for decades to come.
Jobs has often been credited as being an iconic leader, but he dipped into his learnings to turn around Apple's fortunes.
Apple's fortunes had started plummeting in the 90s – between 1995 and 1997, the company's stock declined by 58% while Nasdaq was witnessing strong growth.
Months before, in 1996, Apple reported $816 million in losses and by 1997, its cash reserves fell dangerously. That's when Jobs stepped in and kickstarted the company's revival.
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