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Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison's Conversation about Apple Acquisition
1:09:05 - 1:12:06 (03:01)
Larry Ellison speaks about a conversation he had with Steve Jobs where Jobs predicted that Apple would acquire his company, Next, and give him a board seat at Apple.
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