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Two friends who met as pranksters started Apple in a Silicon Valley garage 50 years ago this week. Their April Fools' Day founding turned into one of the most inspiring comeback stories in business history.
Fifty years ago today, two friends sold their prized possessions for $1,300 to launch a little startup called Apple. That gamble created the world's most valuable company and sparked the personal computing revolution.
The tech company that nearly went bankrupt in the 1990s just celebrated its 50th anniversary as one of the world's most valuable brands. Apple's secret? Making technology beautiful and easy to use for everyone.
From a circuit board sold on a California sidewalk to a company serving 2.5 billion people, Apple's 50-year journey proves that crazy ideas can reshape humanity. The tech giant that gave us the iPhone, iPad, and iPod started with two friends who just wanted to take one step forward.
Forty years ago today, a struggling computer animation company called Pixar was born from a Lucasfilm spin-off after being rejected by 45 venture capitalists. That scrappy studio with just 42 remaining employees would become the most celebrated animation company in history, proving that even the biggest dreams can survive the toughest odds.