“On March 18, 2008, attorneys for the Securities and Exchange Commission grilled Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs over issues of backdating of stock options. Forbes obtained the 119-page sworn deposition from the Securities & Exchange Commission using the Freedom of Information Act. Jobs was not a party to the litigation, which the SEC brought against two of his executives,” William P. Barrett reports for Forbes.
Read the full deposition for yourself (.pdf) here.
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