Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 2:36AM 
He has been asked to keynote next year’s Consumer Electronics Show, which Apple is expected to attend. No further details are known at this time.
Steve Jobs, ces, keynote in Corporate, Rumors Monday, June 29, 2009 at 3:07PM 
Bloomberg has received confirmation from Apple that Steve Jobs has returned to work at Apple following his liver transplant, currently working part-time at the company’s headquarters in Cupertino and part-time from home. Jobs reportedly returned to work last Monday.
Steve Jobs is back at work at Apple Inc., returning to his job as chief executive officer as planned after taking medical leave in January.
“Steve is back to work,” Steve Dowling, an Apple spokesman, said today. Jobs is at Apple a few days a week and working at home the remaining days, he said. “We are very glad to have him back,” Dowling said.
Jon Arnason
Steve Jobs is doing fine medically, operating much the way he did before his recent liver problems took hold, say Bloomberg sources said to be “close” to the Apple CEO. The major issue is believed to be weight, as Jobs remains unusually thin, to the extent that he allegedly discusses the problem with acquaintances. One former Apple executive observes though that Jobs has actually intensified work since returning. Three other Apple workers comment that he has been seen around the Cupertino campus more often, for instance taking meals in the cafeteria.
Steve Jobs, apple in Corporate Saturday, June 20, 2009 at 2:22AM 
The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple CEO Steve Jobs received a liver transplant about two months ago to treat some ongoing complications from his previous pancreatic cancer:
Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave from Apple Inc. since January to treat an undisclosed medical condition, received a liver transplant in Tennessee about two months ago. The chief executive has been recovering well and is expected to return to work on schedule later this month, though he may work part-time initially.
The exact source for the information is not provided, though The Wall Street Journal is reporting it as fact and not rumor. They also state that he is recovering well and is expected to return to Apple at the end of June, though may initially return on a part-time basis.
Steve Jobs, apple in Corporate Saturday, April 11, 2009 at 2:20PM Apple’s co-founder Steve Jobs is still very much involved in his company’s direction even as he recuperates at home — and is said to be on track with a new portable device larger than the company’s handhelds.
Those reportedly aware of Jobs’ position have told the Wall Street Journal that, as promised, he’s regularly overseeing projects and has guided some of its most recently publicized work.
In particular, Jobs is understood to have been instrumental in shaping the interface of iPhone OS 3.0, which adds copy-and-paste text as well as device-wide search.
More importantly, the executive is still believed invested in long-term strategy. While new iPhones are to be expected, the newspaper also understands that Apple is as focused as ever on producing a portable device that sits in between the small, pocketable designs of the iPhone and iPod touch but not as large as existing MacBooks.
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