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DID YOU KNOW? Steve Jobs Could Have Been the Wealthiest Person on Earth With a Net Worth of Over $600 Billion If He Were Still Alive!

Karan

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Ik When Steve Jobs sold Pixar to Disney, he received a significant amount of Disney shares, which became the primary source of his net worth and not his Apple shares

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