What did Disney pay for Pixar?
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An all-stock deal worth 7.4 billion dollars in 2006.
What did the Pixar sale make Jobs at Disney?
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He became Disney’s largest individual shareholder.
Roughly how many Disney shares did his trust report?
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Around 138 million shares.
Roughly what percentage of Disney did that represent?
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Roughly 7.7 per cent.
Roughly what was that Disney stake worth at his death?
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In the region of 4.6 billion dollars.
Which holding was larger at his death?
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Disney, by a wide margin.
What structure did Jobs use to hold assets?
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Which is why the estate avoided public probate.
Why was Jobs’s estate never itemised publicly?
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Trust assets do not go through probate.
What was the range of published assessments of his wealth at death?
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The spread reflects how the holdings were valued on the day.
What does the one-dollar salary actually tell you about his wealth?
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Salary was never where the money was.
Steve Jobs Quiz: Medium Challenge
Casual Fan
The basics are there; the detail is where it got you.
Well Informed
A strong round on a harder set.
Expert
That was not an easy ten.
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