It was bound to happen at some point. An entrepreneur is putting the physical and digital versions up for sale at the same time to see which does better. Ian Sherr Contributor and Former Editor at ...

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In brief: The 1973 job application form filled in by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is being auctioned for the fourth time, but with an interesting addition. As well as the physical item, a non-fungible ...

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Application forms for the 2025 Governor’s Summer Youth Employment Program that pays $10 an hour were all picked up on Wednesday, the first day of what was initially planned to be a three-day ...

Out of all the scariest things you can find on the internet, surely a job application form would never be on your mind, right? Well, turns out a decent share of netizens are scared of the document, ...

A job application form signed by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs as a teenager back in 1973 — one that hints at his computer skills — is being sold at auction in London. The paperwork for the unspecified ...

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Some people will pay a lot of money for memorabilia, especially when it's associated with tech luminary Steve Jobs. A job application form filled out by the Apple co-founder in 1973 is being put up ...

A job application filled out by the late Apple boss Steve Jobs in 1973 has auctioned for $343,000. It’s the highest amount that the artifact has fetched at any of the four auctions it’s been involved ...

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