Apple's Jobs had liver transplant
Apple Chairman and CEO Steve Jobs had a liver transplant two months ago, The Wall Street
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Journal reported late Friday. No sources were named. Apple had no comment beyond confirming that Jobs is due back from his previously announced leave of absence at the end of June. Valleywag sums up the Journal's report here. Jobs, who has battled pancreatic cancer, handed over day-to-day responsibilities to Apple COO Tim Cook in January.
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