Steve Jobs never took compensation from Apple for his return until the end. He never took a salary or cashed in his stock options. He even created a major SEC investigation by forcing the board to reprice his options. He never benefited so there was no penalty. Meanwhile he became the largest shareholder of Disney and was heavily involved in Pixar. Pixar is where he made his wealth.

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What was the original?

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Steve Jobs was the largest "individual" shareholder with 7.7%, he was not the majority shareholder.

Largest individual share holder, not majority shareholder

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Really? How come?

@@AlexsCreatorEconomyAs the video said in Pixar he was the 100% owner (then sold to Disney) while in Apple he might have been the highest employee but was still an employee with probably some stock compensation.

@@johnl.7754 I agree with everything you stated, except I believe there are some critical pieces missing. Apple, which was once a partnership between Steve and Woz, became a C Corp to make it easier to raise funds and grow. Steve and Woz, who collectively owned 100% of Apple, funded the company from sales (initially of their most prized possessions, then later from products). Their ownership was diluted when they raised money during the IPO. At that point, just before they went public, Steve was the largest individual owner at 15%. After he was ousted, he sold all of his shares except 1, so he could continue receiving an annual report. Upon return, they gave him obligatory shares (that amounted to less than 1%) of the company since he was the CEO. Therefore, it was that jockeying period that caused him to lose ground, not really the fact he was an employee (since all founders who participate in their company are technically employees especially if the company is structured as a corporation). Unfortunately, per share, Disney is not worth nearly as much as Apple.

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