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The Feb. 25 meeting comes a day after Jobs’s 54th birthday. It will give shareholders the opportunity to question executives and Apple’s directors, who have remained silent about the CEO’s health since he went on medical leave last month. It's a silence that some stockholders aren't happy about.
“The company has a responsibility to let public shareholders know that the organizational structure will be sound if Steve Jobs has to leave for any reason,†Apple investor Ryan Jacob, head of the Jacob Internet Fund, told Bloomberg. Apple is the fund’s third-largest holding, accounting for 5.9 percent of its investments as of Dec. 31. The amount of disclosure about what’s going on has been “poor at best,†Jacob said.
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