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Brent Schlender, Fortune's well-sourced technology reporter, knew Jobs and was familiar with his thinking,
《財(cái)富》雜志消息靈通的科技記者布倫特·施倫德認(rèn)識(shí)喬布斯并且熟悉他的想法，
and in March he came out with a story detailing the mess.
3月，他寫了一篇文章，詳細(xì)描述了蘋果的混亂局面。
"Apple Computer, Silicon Valley's paragon of dysfunctional management and fumbled techno-dreams, is back in crisis mode,
“蘋果計(jì)算機(jī)公司正步入危機(jī)，它已成為硅谷管理失控、說著科技囈語的典型代表，
scrambling lugubriously in slow motion to deal with imploding sales,
行動(dòng)遲緩、手足無措，面對(duì)銷售劇減、
a floundering technology strategy, and a hemorrhaging brand name," he wrote.
科技戰(zhàn)略錯(cuò)亂、品牌價(jià)值流失等一系列問題”，他寫道，
"To the Machiavellian eye, it looks as if Jobs, despite the lure of Hollywood -- lately he has been overseeing Pixar,
“從權(quán)謀家的角度看，盡管有好萊塢的誘惑--最近他在管理皮克斯，
maker of Toy Story and other computer-animated films—might be scheming to take over Apple."
制作《玩具總動(dòng)員》和其他電腦動(dòng)畫影片，似乎喬布斯可能會(huì)策劃接管蘋果。”
Once again Ellison publicly floated the idea of doing a hostile takeover and installing his "best friend" Jobs as CEO.
又一次，埃利森公開表示想要對(duì)蘋果進(jìn)行惡意收購，然后讓他“最好的朋友”喬布斯做CEO。
"Steve's the only one who can save Apple," he told reporters. "I'm ready to help him the minute he says the word."
“喬布斯是唯一可以拯救蘋果的人。”他告訴記者們，“只要他開口，我隨時(shí)準(zhǔn)備助他一臂之力。”
Like the third time the boy cried wolf, Ellison's latest takeover musings didn't get much notice,
跟狼來了的故事一樣，埃利森最新重申的收購想法沒有得到很多關(guān)注，
so later in the month he told Dan Gillmore of the San Jose Mercury News that
所以當(dāng)月晚些時(shí)候，他告訴《圣何塞水星報(bào)》的丹·吉爾摩，
he was forming an investor group to raise $1 billion to buy a majority stake in Apple. (The company's market value was about $2.3 billion.)
他正在組建一個(gè)投資團(tuán)，將融資10億美元，收購蘋果的多數(shù)股權(quán)。（蘋果公司當(dāng)時(shí)的市值約為23億美元。）
