What's next for Apple?

[Mac Reporter]

By Paul R. La Monica,
CNN/Money senior writer
Steve Jobs's cancer surgery has Wall Street wondering about the company's future.
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Apple investors have already been through a period without CEO Steve Jobs at the helm and that didn't turn out too well.

So the news of Jobs' cancer surgery over the weekend did not sit well with Wall Street. Shares of Apple Computer (AAPL: Research, Estimates) dipped more than 2 percent Monday morning.

Jobs wrote in an e-mail to employees that he would be out for a month to recuperate from surgery for a rare form of pancreatic cancer. Although he said the surgery was successful and that he would not need to undergo chemotherapy or radiation treatments, analysts still brought back memories of when Jobs left the company for an extended period of time.
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