Regarding your editorial “Trump and His ‘Little Disturbance’” (April 4): People who worked with Steve Jobs described him as having his own personal “reality distortion field” by which ...

It was Bud Tribble, a colleague of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who first used the term “reality distortion field” to describe how his boss – and business leaders like him – made use of a ...

This is a story about Steve Jobs, iPhones, and windows. (Small “w,” by the way.) It starts in 2007, when Jobs introduced the iPhone on stage at MacWorld.

The late Steve Jobs was said to possess a “reality distortion field,” a charisma that got people to jump through walls for him, and drew capital to him, even when results weren't going his way.

A lot has been made of Steve Jobs’s supposed “ reality distortion field charisma.” Bill Gates once complained about his rival’s wizard-like ability to “cast spells” on people.

Apple AAPL -0.18% could really use some of Steve Jobs’s famous reality distortion field right about now. For the world’s most valuable company, a couple of pieces of reality have been clear ...

A cabin where Steve Jobs stayed on All One Farm. (Windermere Photo) Friedland met Jobs at Reed College, where he is said to have taught Jobs the “reality distortion field” leadership style.

The Steve Jobs reality distortion field Maybe you’ve heard of the Steve Jobs reality distortion field? Call this a prime example. In the wake of Jobs insisting that Apple come up with a type of ...