The Life, Struggles, and Successes of U.S. Entrepreneur Steve Jobs (Alternate): Jobs’ View of the Apple Macintosh Computer Color, the First Trip Jobs Took to Japan, the Reason Jobs Respected Japanese Multinational Conglomerate Sony Group Corporation, the Purpose of the Inlay Included Within the Interior of All Apple Macintosh Computers, Jobs Spending Time Within Japanese Architecture to Learn About and Utilize Japanese Aesthetic Within Apple Products, the 3 Personality States of Jobs, the Reason Jobs Was Not Adopted at Birth, the Persons Who Adopted Jobs, U.S. Speech and Language Therapist Joanne Schieble (Jobs’ Biological Mother) Refusing to Relinquish Jobs Until She Knew the Educational Background of Jobs’ Adopted Parents, Jobs’ Adopted Parents Promising Schieble That Jobs Would Become Educated, Jobs’ View of Himself Post Adoption, Jobs Refusing to Help Financially Support U.S. Publicist Lisa Nicole Brennan (Jobs’ Daughter) During Childhood, Jobs Posessing No Interest of Running U.S. Technology Corporation Apple After the Company’s Initial Public Offering in 1980, Jobs Contemplating Becoming a Zen Buddhist Monk Within Japan, the View of Jobs by U.S. Artist Chrisann Brennan (Jobs’ Ex-Romantic Partner and the Mother of Lisa Nicole Brennan), the Artist Who Heavily Influenced Jobs’ Work, Lisa Nicole Brennan Writing About Jobs on a Personal Level, the Experience Lisa Nicole Brennan Had With Jobs at the Hotel Okura in Tokyo, Japan, Lisa Nicole Brennan Experiencing Difficulty Reverting Back to Veganism Post This Experience, Jobs Purchasing U.S. Animation Corporation Lucasfilm Animation and Developing U.S. Animation Studio Pixar, Jobs Working as the Intern Chief Executive Officer of Apple, the Reason Apple Developed the iMac Computer, Jobs Exploiting a Legal Loophole Which Allowed Him to Drive Without a Registered License Plate, the Peculiar Parking Habit of Jobs, Jobs Refusing to Allow Apple to Support Philanthropic Work, the High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation Class Action Lawsuit Launched Against Apple in 2010, U.S. Technology Corporation Google, and U.S. Software Producer Adobe, Jobs Accused of Illegally Backdating Stock Options, the Reason Jobs Illegally Backdated Stock Options for Apple Employees, the Legality of Backdating Within the U.S., the Number of U.S. Corporations Investigated for Illegal Backdating of Stock Options Post the Backdated Options Scandal, How Jobs Avoided Conviction for Backdating Stock Options, the Penalty Endured by U.S. Executive Fred Anderson (Chief Financial Officer of Apple) for the Backdated Stock Option Scandal, Jobs Refusing to Take Responsibility for His Participation Within the Backdated Stock Option Scandal, the Hypothesized Economic Loss for Apple if Jobs Was Incarcerated for Illegal Backdating of Stock Options, the Number of Suicides Linked to Apple Via Chinese Electronics Corporation Hon Hai Precision Industry Company (Foxconn), Apple Executives Aware of These Deaths But Refusing to Provide a Public Response, the Intervention Hon Hai Precision Industry Company Introduced to Reduce Suicide Attempts, Jobs’ View of Suicide Rates Within the Hon Hai Precision Industry Company, and the Profit Generated With Each iPhone 4 Sale