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<h1>A visionary</h1>
<h2>Apple’s CEO, at last</h2>

<p class="capital">Steve Jobs’ keynote address at Macworld on January 5 2000 was a milestone for two reasons.
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First, after a little over three years of managing Apple, he declared he had
accepted his de facto situation and become the company’s full-time CEO. Remember that he was only interim CEO up to this point, not wanting to
upset either Pixar’s or Apple’s shareholders by being simultaneously CEO of two public companies. Time had proven this wasn’t a problem: Pixar was
well managed by Ed Catmull and John Lasseter, and had released two successful movies
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