Apple CEO Steve Jobs, a pancreas cancer survivor, had a liver transplant in Tennessee around in April, according to Wall Street Journal. In January Times speculated that Jobs might undergo a pancreas remove surgery when he announced to take a medical leave to be ended on June 30 for an undisclosed medical condition. WSJ, which did not name any source in their report, said Steve has been recovering well and is expected to return to work on schedule at the end of this month. He may work part-time initially, the newspaper noted.
Neither Jobs nor company spokeswoman Katie Cotton confirmed if the co-founder of Apple Inc. had indeed undertaken a liver transplant. Steves was yet to respond to an email requesting comment while Ms. Cotton said, “Steve continues to look forward to returning at the end of June, and there’s nothing further to say.”
