Will Jobs Keep His Job?  Apple, the giant technology company,
says its CEO, Steve Jobs, has done nothing wrong.  And while the
government this week alleged that there was securities fraud at
the company, it placed the blame squarely on Apple's former
chief financial officer Fred Anderson and former general counsel
Nancy Heinen.  But now the former CFO says that Jobs knew more
than he is letting on.  Jobs is a long way away from losing his
post -- industry watchers were extremely reluctant to speculate
about his future -- but dozens of top executives involved with
backdating at their own companies have been forced to leave.
Nobody but Anderson is saying that Jobs has done anything wrong,
but even the remote possibility of his departure has left some
investors struggling to imagine a post-Jobs world at Apple.    •
SYNOPSIS: Apple's stock continues to soar, but could the
company's stock option backdating scandal bring down its CEO?
"Steve Jobs is synonymous with Apple. In reality if he isn't
there, the company