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Andrew Clark in New York
Wednesday January 24, 2007
The Guardian
Apple's boss Steve Jobs has been questioned by US government investigators about the company's alleged misuse of stock options, which has become the subject of a flurry of litigation.
It emerged yesterday that Mr Jobs was interviewed last week by the US Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Mr Jobs was granted 7.5m share options in 2001. Apple has since admitted that the options were backdated by two months to make them more valuable - and that the records of company board meetings were falsified.
Andrew Clark in New York
Wednesday January 24, 2007
The Guardian
Apple's boss Steve Jobs has been questioned by US government investigators about the company's alleged misuse of stock options, which has become the subject of a flurry of litigation.
It emerged yesterday that Mr Jobs was interviewed last week by the US Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Mr Jobs was granted 7.5m share options in 2001. Apple has since admitted that the options were backdated by two months to make them more valuable - and that the records of company board meetings were falsified.