In newly released emails, Steve Jobs wrote candidly about how he wooed his wife and how he approached success.

On Wednesday, Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs died at 56 after years of failing health. His family issued a statement in the afternoon, saying, “Steve died peacefully today surrounded ...

Until his death, few of us knew much about Steve Jobs' home life--his wife, his kids. Jobs' biographer gives "60 Minutes" a rare look inside the family's photo album--an an iPad, of course.

Steve Jobs had quietly shared with a few of his closest friends that he thought his time was becoming short. In the final days leading up to his death this past Wednesday, there was an incessant ...

and to do it, isaacson interviewed more than 100 people—jobs’ friends, family, co-workers and competitors. KROFT WALKING: I think it’s a tough book. ISAACSON WALKING: It’s a book that’s ...

Steve Jobs spent his final days surrounded by close family members, and used his last interview to explain to his wife and children why he "wasn't always there for them," it was revealed yesterday.

The Steve Jobs Archive collects audio and video clips, quotes, and ideas from Jobs’ life. It was announced by his widow, Laurene Powell Jobs.

Before embarking, he'd looked at his sister Patty, then for a long time at his children, then at his life's partner, Laurene, and then over their shoulders past them. Steve's final words were: OH WOW.

Apple Inc. Co-Founder Steve Jobs led a life marked by groundbreaking achievements in the tech industry. But his personal life, especially his family history, tells a story of emotional intricacies ...

Jobs spent months trying to figure out what to say to Stanford’s graduates. Newly released materials show how he went from ...

Steve Jobs, renowned as one of ... Jobs revealed a more introspective side, expressing some regrets, particularly regarding his family. In the weeks leading up to his death in 2011, Jobs, ...

Steve Jobs's dying words don't disappoint. ... there is no evidence that Jobs wrote the essay or spoke of its themes on his deathbed. Neither Jobs’s family nor Apple has ever confirmed its contents.