Schultz turned to Jobs (right) for advice about running Starbucks. — Getty Images/Fortune/The New York Times
In 2008 Apple founder Steve Jobs “screamed” in the face of then-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, encouraging the coffee chain boss to fire his leadership team.
Schultz is a familiar face at the helm of the Seattle-founded brand, having had three separate tenures in the corner office. His first was in 1987 – when he and local investors purchased the brand – until 2000 when he took a step back to focus on global expansion as chief strategist.
