Steve Jobs top of the Barron’s list of CEOs who matter
Steve Jobs is the “ultimate CEO who
matters,” according to a new survey by Barron’s
magazine.
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Steve
Jobs is the “ultimate CEO who matters,” according to a new
survey by Barron’s magazine.
The annual ranking of top CEOs from around the world seeks to identify the corporate leaders who have top-notch reputations in the financial community and would be missed by investors if they unexpectedly left their jobs.
Barron’s estimates Jobs’ departure would result in a greater loss of stock-market value than the loss of any other CEO in the world. The magazine estimates Jobs might be worth 20 or so points to Apple shares, or roughly $16 billion in market capitalization.
Tee Hee!
The annual ranking of top CEOs from around the world seeks to identify the corporate leaders who have top-notch reputations in the financial community and would be missed by investors if they unexpectedly left their jobs.
Barron’s estimates Jobs’ departure would result in a greater loss of stock-market value than the loss of any other CEO in the world. The magazine estimates Jobs might be worth 20 or so points to Apple shares, or roughly $16 billion in market capitalization.
Tee Hee!
Posted: Tue - March 27, 2007 at 10:33 AM