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On Sept. 16, 1985, Steve Jobs resigned from Apple Computer after being forced out of the company he co-founded. By then, Jobs had helped grow Apple from just a few million dollars in sales to $2 billion. Romaine Bostick explains why Apple brought Jobs back as CEO in 1997.
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