Friday 24 May, 2013
WHILE WORLD LEADERS in the fields of technology, business and politics have been paying tribute to the late Steve Jobs today, his passing has also affected the millions of Apple customers around the world whose lives were touched by his innovations.
Here are some tributes being paid to Jobs on a personal level by customers and friends:
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The 9 at 9: Friday |
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Good news for Dublin: Telecoms company announces 70 new jobs |
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Central Bank of Ireland warns about unauthorised investment firm |
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