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Apple's Long-Lost Founder Parodies His $300 Billion Mistake in Busch L
The Apple Computer Company was officially founded on April 1, 1976, when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak signed this partnership agreement: Both Steves were given 45% stakes in the new company. But wait. 45% +45% = 90%. Who got the other 10%? But wait again! There's a third name on that agreement: "Mr. Ronald G. Wayne." Ronald Wayne is indeed Apple's third co-founder. And he did indeed receive the remaining 10% stake at Apple's founding. Unfortunat…
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