Crossword Clue: Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Bill Gates and Steve Jobs"
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- Ancient name of a Cyclades island
- A few suits
- Big execs
- Big suits
- Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
- Biz biggies
- Biz bigs
- Biz bigwigs
- Board bosses
- Board hirees
- Board members: Abbr.
- Board of directors hirees, for short
- Boardroom big-shots
- Boardroom bigshots (Abbr.)
- Boardroom bigshots
- Boardroom bigwigs: Abbr.
- Boardroom bigwigs
- Boardroom bosses
- Boardroom V.I.P.'s
- Boardroom VIPs
- Fast Company subjs.
- Company heads, in brief
- Company V.I.P.'s
- Company VIPs
- Company V.I.P.s
- Conf. table heads
- Figs. in company reports
- Figures in Forbes
- Cook and Zuckerberg, e.g.
- Chief execs.
- Corner office denizens, briefly
- Corner office execs
- Corp. big shots
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- Corp. bosses
- Corp. brass
- Corp. chiefs
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- Firm heads, for short
- Firm leaders, for short
- Corporate bigwigs: Abbr.
- Firm wheels, for short
- Corporate bosses: Abbr.
- Corporate brass
- Corporate head honchos: Abbr.
- Corporate heads: Abbr.
- Corporate heads, for short
- Corporate honchos, for short
- Corporate leaders, briefly
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- Bus. bigwigs
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- Business big shots
- Business bigwigs briefly
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- Business leaders like Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg: Abbr.
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- Business V.I.P.'s
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- Head honchos: Abbr.
- Heads of big cos.
- Heads of companies: Abbr.
- Heads of corporations: Abbr.
- CNBC guests, often
- CNBC interviewees
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- Fortune profilees, for short
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- Highly placed bosses
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- Some "American Greed" subjects, for short
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- Some chairs, briefly
- Some CNBC interviewees
- Many Fortune interviewees, briefly
- Many "Fortune" readers
- Many limo riders
- Some Fortune mag. readers
- Some MBA holders
- Some suits
- Some white collar criminals, briefly
- Some with controversial salaries
- Visionaries, they hope
- Wall St. bigwigs
- Wall St. VIPs
- Mgmt. VIPs
- Mitt Romney and others, once
- "Mad Money" guests, often
- Ones pictured in corp. reports
- Major suits
- Their pay packages often have many perks
- Theme of this puzzle
- Simonides' birthplace
- Those at the top of the corporate ladder, for short
- Senior employees, for short
- Zuckerberg and Bezos, for short
Recent Usage of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 5, 1999
