Jobs' Wife Pushes Education, Immigration Policy Reform in Publ...

Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple's Steve Jobs, has said she is reminded of her husband every time she sees someone using an iPad or an iPhone.

Laurene Powell Jobs, widow of the late Apple founder Steve Jobs, take part in a panel discussion at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California. (Reuters) Related Top Stories Marlene Castro knew the tall blonde woman only as ...

Recently, the very private Laurene Powell Jobs has become a more vocal figure. Last month, she made her first televised appearance since the death of her husband, Apple Apple On Wednesday, she seemed happy to defer the spotlight to United States ...

Laurene Powell Jobs has spoken publicly for the first time since her husband Steve Jobs' death, touching upon her husband's legacy at Apple, but focusing on her support of immigration reform. During an interview with Rock Center host Brian Williams, ...

A year and a half after her husband's death, Laurene Powell Jobs is carefully stepping into the national spotlight. Tonight, NBC's Brian Williams will interview her on his show, Rock Center. They're going to talk about a documentary Jobs is helping ...

In the first interview since her husband's death, Laurene Powell Jobs dedicated her sizable platform to advancing immigration reform, while remaining notably tight-lipped about the private life of the late Steve Jobs. Weve included highlights (with ...

WASHINGTON The U.S. immigration overhaul pending before Congress is picking up more high-profile support as Apple co-founder Steve Jobs widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, bankrolls a new documentary to promote the effort, directed by Academy Award-winner ...

The world's richest moms are balancing family and careers as they make billions. Tory Burch, Gina Rinehart, Laurene Powell Jobs, Sara Blakely, and Meg Whitman, were all honored by Forbes as outstanding businesswomen and mothers. Meg Whitman has ...

If the official Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson didn't have enough pictures for your liking, then perhaps a Japanese manga adaptation by artist Mari Yamazaki might be worth a look. It presents the late Apple co-founder as a doe-eyed child, a ...