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Anderson thought he had been made a scapegoat.
安德森認為自己成了替罪羊。
When he settled with the SEC, his lawyer issued a statement that cast some of the blame on Jobs.
當他與證券交易委員會達成和解，他的律師發布了一份聲明，將某些罪責加到了喬布斯的頭上。
It said that Anderson had "cautioned Mr. Jobs that the executive team grant
聲明說，安德森已經“提醒過喬布斯先生，高管團隊的股權激勵
would have to be priced on the date of the actual board agreement or there could be an accounting charge,"
必須以實際的董事會決議那一天為某準定價，否則可能出現一筆會計費用”。
and that Jobs replied "that the board had given its prior approval."
而喬布斯回答說“董事會之前已經批準了”。
Heinen, who initially fought the charges against her,
海寧最初奮起反擊對她的指控，
ended up settling and paying a $2.2 million fine, without admitting or denying any wrongdoing.
最終同意和解，交了一筆220萬美元的罰金了事，沒有承認或否認任何不當行為。
Likewise the company itself settled a shareholders' lawsuit by agreeing to pay $14 million in damages.
類似的，蘋果公司本身也同意支付1400萬美元的損失賠償金，了結了一起股東訴訟。
"Rarely have so many avoidable problems been created by one man's obsession with his own image," Joe Nocera wrote in the New York Times.
“很少有這么多本可避免的問題是由一個人對自己形象的執迷造成的。”喬·諾切拉在《紐約時報》上撰文寫道。
"Then again, this is Steve Jobs we're talking about."
“話又說回來，這就是我們所說的史蒂夫·喬布斯。”
