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Tim Cook joined Apple in 1998 at a particularly difficult time for the company. "It was bleak. [Apple] had very little cash. We were still in the mode of making sure we could meet the payroll." "Those were difficult days. It wasn't inevitable that the company would succeed. I... show more

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