Steve Jobs made one of the greatest investments in history when he turned $10 million into over $7 billion! After being pushed out of Apple in 1985, Jobs discovered a struggling Lucasfilm division that would change his legacy forever. In 1986, he bought their graphics division, including the groundbreaking Pixar Image computer, and rebranded it as Pixar.
Pixar's first fully animated movie, Toy Story, was released in 1995, earning a massive $370 million. Fast forward to 2006, and Pixar sold to Disney for $7.4 billion, making Jobs Disney's largest shareholder. Today, Pixar movies gross around $700 million each, proving that Jobs’ investment was a genius move. Discover how Steve Jobs balanced being the CEO of Apple while holding a stake in Disney and how his foresight reshaped the entertainment industry.
Explore the untold story of Steve Jobs and Pixar, and learn how a $10 million gamble paid off big time, cementing Jobs' place as a visionary leader in both technology and entertainment!
