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Johnson

Ron Johnson, the head of Apple’s retail stores, who had previously worked at the Target store chain.

Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson

Explained in

• Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson
• Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike, Phil Knight

  Jeff Johnson, a former runner, the company’s first full-time employee, a shoe designer and the man who came up with the name Nike.

• Mental Efficiency, Arnold Bennett

  Samuel Johnson (1709-1784), English writer and compiler of the famous dictionary of the English language, known for his pointed sayings.

• Fools of Fortune, or Gambling and Gamblers, John Philip Quinn

  Charles Johnson, a former governor of Missouri and a lawyer, author of the state law that made gambling a serious crime. He became Quinn's lawyer, won his pardon and urged him to give up gambling.

• Sexuality, Self, and Society, Susan Rahman, Nathan Bowman, Damitra Jackson

  Virginia Johnson (1925-2013), an American researcher and co-author of William Masters. In 1966 they described four phases of sexual response.

• So Good They Can't Ignore You: Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work You Love, Cal Newport

  Steven Johnson, an American writer whose books trace the history of ideas and inventions.

• A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, George Berkeley

  Samuel Johnson, an eighteenth-century English writer and critic, author of a famous dictionary of the English language.

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