Steve Jobs’s Yacht Seized in Amsterdam Amid Dispute
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A yacht built for the late Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs was seized in the port of Amsterdam on behalf of the designer Philippe Starck over a 3 million-euro bill ($3.96 million), a port spokesman said.
The ship, called Venus, was seized recently and Jobs’s heirs and representatives of Starck are negotiating to end the dispute, Jeroen Ranzijn, an Amsterdam-based spokesman of the port, said by phone today. “The expectation is that the heirs and the Starck firm reach a settlement soon, maybe in the next few hours,” he said.