Which CEO famously returned to their company after being forced out, and then introduced the revolutionary product that transformed the company from near-bankruptcy to becoming one of the world's most valuable brands?

The tech industry has been shaped by visionary leaders who transformed their companies into global giants. Behind many successful products and services are CEOs whose decisions influenced how we interact with technology today. This trivia poll tests your knowledge about famous tech executives and the products that defined their legacies. Can you connect the right CEO to their groundbreaking contribution?

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Steve Jobs (Apple) - returned in 1997 and launched the iPod in 2001, beginning Apple's remarkable turnaround
Jack Dorsey (Twitter) - returned in 2015 and introduced Twitter Moments, saving the platform from declining user engagement
Howard Schultz (Starbucks) - returned in 2008 and launched the Starbucks Rewards program, rescuing the company during the financial crisis
Michael Dell (Dell) - returned as CEO in 2007 and introduced Dell's first smartphone, pivoting the company away from just PCs