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才思教育考研考博全心全意 对外经济贸易大学翻译硕士MT 考研真 题思路分析 真题 第一段 Once again Jobs would end up suffering bad publicity without making a penny. Apple’sstockpricekeptdropping,andbyMarch2003eventhenewoptionswereso lowthat Jobs traded in all of them for an outright grant of $75 millionworth of shares, which amounted to about $8.3 millionfor each year he had worked since coming back in 1 7 through the end of the vesting in 2006. 第二段 None of this would have mattered much if the Wall Street Journal had not run a powerfulseries in2006aboutbackdatedstock options.//Applewasn’t mentioned, but its board appointed a committee of three members—Al Gore, EricSchmidt of Google, and Jerry York, formerly of IBM and Chrysler—to investigate its own practices.//“We decided at the outset that if Steve was at fault we would letthe chips fall where they may,” Gore recalled. /The committee uncovered some irregularitieswith Jobs’s grants andthose of othertop officers, and it immediately turnedthefindingsovertotheSEC.//Jobswasawareofthebackdating,the report said, butheended upnotbenefitingfinancially. (A boardcommitteeat Disneyalso foundthatsimilarbackdatinghadoccurredatPixarwhenJobswasincharge.) 第 三 段 Thelawsgoverningsuchbackdatingpracticesweremurky,especiallysincenooneat Apple ended up benefiting from the dubiously dated grants. /The SEC took eight monthstodoitsowninvestigation,/andinApril2007itannouncedthatitwouldnot bringaction againstApple “based in parton its swift, extensive, and extraordinary cooperation in the Commission’s investigation [and its] prompt self-reporting.”//Although the SEC found that Jobs had been aware of the backdating, it cleared him of any misconduct because he “was unaware of the accountingimplications.” 第四段 The SEC did file complaints against Apple’s former