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Steve Jobs' early sacrifices and Pixar success made him a billionaire by 1995

Jobs' initial contribution to Apple helped fund its first computer, but his wealth truly skyrocketed through Pixar's IPO and Toy Story, which he owned 80%. This success predated his return to Apple, demonstrating his savvy investments outside the tech giant. The Pixar IPO marked a major milestone, transforming Jobs into a billionaire and establishing his influence in entertainment.
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Reed College
Bill Hewlett
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Toy Story
Steve Wozniak
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