Apple re Board of Directors.

SyuzhetyBolezn Steve Dzhobsa24.02.2009Glava Apple will not come to a meeting held on 25 February aktsionerovApple meeting of shareholders, which were re-director of the company, writes The Wall Street Journal. This was the largest meeting of shareholders for the past three years, says Bloomberg.
The head of Apple, Steve Dzhobs taking a six-month sick leave, was not present at the meeting. Top managers told shareholders that Dzhobs was still hoped to return to his post in June.
Re-enabled the eight directors to serve for another year. The Board of Directors consists of Steve Dzhobsa, former U.S. Vice President Albert Gore, director of Google Eric Schmidt, the heads of Avon by Andrea Jung, the director of Arthur Levinson Genentech, Bill Campbell, head of corporate Intuit, and Jerome York, the president Harwington Capital and Head J. Crew Millard Drekslera.
On the agenda for shareholders' meeting, it was four points, writes CrunchGear. Apple offered to report on waste-related policies, reform health care, to report on corporate strategy related to the impact on the environment and give shareholders the right to vote on the recommendation of salaries of directors. All four proposals were rejected.
Steve Dzhobs took leave for health reasons in January 2009, stating that he found hormonal imbalance. His temporary departure raised concerns of investors. Another big fear has caused Dzhobsa decision not to come to a meeting of shareholders.