Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sued for allegedly stealing business idea
NY Post
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is facing a million-dollar lawsuit for allegedly stealing the idea for a tech school bearing his name.
Connecticut business professor Ralph Reilly claims in the suit that he and Wozniak made a handshake agreement in 2011 to establish a tech university, Insider reported. The school would have been dubbed “the Woz Institute of Technology,” relying on Wozniak’s name and reputation as a key engineer behind Apple’s early days, according to the report.
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