Apple Senior Vice President Bob Mansfield Removed From Leadership WebpageApple Senior Vice President Bob Mansfield has been removed from Apple's Leadership website in the past 24 hours with no explanation. Mansfield is currently senior vice president of technologies, a position he took last October, overseeing a group focused on innovation in wireless technology and semiconductors. His page has been completely removed from Apple's website, though it is still visible on Google's cache. Last year, Apple announced that Mansfield would be retiring, but several months later announced he would instead be staying at the company. Later, it leaked that Tim Cook had faced an "insurrection" after Mansfield announced his retirement, and Cook gave him an extremely generous benefits package. At the time, it was reported that Mansfield had committed to stay at Apple through at least 2014, influenced in no small part by the departure of former iOS chief Scott Forstall. Mansfield has been instrumental in Apple's success in recent years, overseeing the development of the very successful MacBook Air notebooks, as well as recent iPhone and iPad designs. Recent Mac and iOS Blog Stories • Vintage 80s Apple Ads Resurfacing on YouTube • Apple Forms Supplier Responsibility Academic Advisory Board • Google Removes Google+ Local App From the App Store Following Integration into Google Maps • Comparison Chart of Chromecast, Apple TV and Roku Content Options • Microsoft CEO: 'We Built More Devices Than We Could Sell' • Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer Sells $16.4 Million in AAPL Stock • Two New iPhone Models to Be Introduced on September 6th? [Updated] • T-Mobile USA Announces $0 Downpayment on All New Devices
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