Steve Jobs
Poll: Your most memorable Apple product
August 30, 2011: 12:49 PM ETThis month's Fortune.com poll comes on the news of Steve Jobs' departure from Apple's CEO spot. Everyone is talking about the company's future, but we wonder what you think about what Apple (AAPL) has already done: Which is its most iconic product from the Steve Jobs era? It may be the iPhone you see in so many hands, or maybe it's the iTunes library you open up every time you sit down at your computer. Tell us below.
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So, which product first comes to mind when you think of Apple?
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100 great things about America
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26. Ben & Jerry's
The only thing better than its AmeriCone Dream is the "flavor graveyard" on its website.27. Bose noise-canceling headphones
It took a Massachusetts company to make ignoring your neighbor on an airplane socially acceptable.28. Self-stick stamps
Our tongues are rejoicing.29. The Boeing 747
The most popular commercial aircraft in history.30. Warren Buffett
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100 great things about America
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76. Diners
Stainless steel, swivel counter stools, and breakfast anytime.77. Old Spice
Those quirky ads brought it back into the public eye, but the iconic red stick has been sweetening your scent since 1938.78. Disneyland/Disney World
Parents and kids simply say they're "going to Disney."79. Philly cheesesteaks
Pat's, Geno's -- or Jim's. Often imitated, never duplicated.80. Xerox PARC
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100 great things about America
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1. Opportunity
We live in the land of it. It's knocking. And all the other adages -- all true.2. The Interstate Highway System.
Road trip! Jack Kerouac, Hunter S. Thompson, Chevy Chase -- and you.3. The Sears Tower
Naming rights are well and good, but the Willis Tower is still Sears (SHLD) to us -- and still the nation's tallest building.4. Wal-Mart employees in Joplin, MORE
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100 great things about America
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51. NASCAR
Red states, blue states, and a season that lasts ten months a year. Truly America's sport.52. The Great Gatsby
Did anyone not read this in high school? A remake of the movie is in the works starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Jay Gatsby and Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway.53. Gatorade
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100 great things about America
Sometimes it's easy to overlook our country's glory. For the second year running, we present 100 outstanding things about the U.S.A.
By Andy Serwer, managing editor
FORTUNE -- Though our affection for America is a year-round phenomenon, summer seems to make the heart and mind grow even fonder. Holidays contribute to this: Memorial Day ushers in the season, followed soon after by our Uncle Sam's favorite, July Fourth. Getting out into the MORE
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Today in the Fortune 500: Agribusiness giant Cargill sells Mosaic, Apple's stellar holiday sales and American Airlines gets online with Priceline.
The Fortune 500 comes out just once a year, but the companies on it make headlines every day. Here then are today's highlights of news and happenings coming from the biggest names in business.
By Shelley DuBois, reporter
CARGILL'S LATEST MOVE TO STAY PRIVATE involves selling $24.3 billion worth of shares in fertilizer company Mosaic (MOS). Mosaic, which has a market cap of $38 MORE
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Today in the Fortune 500: Apple's survival strategy, G.E. rising in Chinese skies and Blockbuster asks for more cash from creditors.
The Fortune 500 comes out just once a year, but the companies on it make headlines every day. Here then are today's highlights of news and happenings coming from the biggest names in business.
By Shelley DuBois, reporter
JOBS UPDATE Apple (APPL) will be financially fine during the time when COO Tim Cook temporarily takes the reins for ailing CEO Steve Jobs. But at some point, MORE
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When good bosses go bad (and vice versa)
When it comes to leaders, there are three deadly sins, according to Stanford's Robert Sutton, author of Good Boss, Bad Boss: How to Be the Best ... and Learn From the Worst. They are a lack of inhibition, obliviousness and disregard, and hubris -- any of which can lead to "power poisoning," in Sutton's words.
His take on some top leaders:
Good Turned Bad:
Mark Hurd, Hewlett-Packard ex-CEO Hurd brought discipline to HP, cutting MORE
Sep 21, 2010 3:00 AM ET
