Move to name Paris street after Steve Jobs has leftists up in arms


  • World
  • Saturday, 03 Dec 2016

PARIS (Reuters) - A proposal to name a street after the late Apple Inc chief executive and co-founder Steve Jobs has divided the leftist city council of a Paris district.

The local district mayor wants to call one of several new streets around the vast Halle Freyssinet high-tech startup hub the "Rue Steve Jobs" in honour of the U.S. inventor of the iPhone who died in 2011.

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