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Original Source: CNBC/DOW JONES BUSINESS VIDEO
MARIA BARTIROMO, CNBC ANCHOR: Well, it is another momentous day in Apple`s history. The company changed its name today to Apple, Inc. And it introduced a snazzy new iPhone. But major issues like the options back dating scandal still lurk in the background and CEO Steve Jobs today talked about it exclusively with CNBC.
Let`s take a look at the stock. It soared on the new product news, the iPhone; good enough for a gain of more than 8 percent on Apple`s stock. Apple`s CEO, as I mentioned, Steve Jobs spoke to CNBC`s Silicon Valley bureau chief Jim Goldman in a "First-on-CNBC" interview at Mac World -- Jim.
JIM GOLDMAN, CNBC PHARMACEUTICALS REPORTER: Hey, Maria, good evening to you. Indeed these are heady times for Apple Computer. The company quick to point out today that this is not merely another cell phone but an important new product platform for Apple Computer; changing industries in much the same way that Macintosh did in 1984 and then iPod in 2001. Now, it`s iPhone`s turn. This is an extremely important product for Apple`s future; something I asked Steve Jobs about in this "First-on-CNBC" interview.
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