Before his passing, the late Steve Jobs, CEO and the brains behind one of the world’s biggest technology firms, Apple, had commissioned the crafting of a superyacht. A luxurious and plush yacht built specifically for Mr. Jobs, the building of the vessel wasn’t in Steve’s lifetime. Owing to this, the Apple co-founder never really got to enjoy the luxuries of his investment that costs $126 million. But that isn’t why the yacht was in the news lately! According to reports, this superyacht, christened the “Venus”, has been impounded by authorities in Amsterdam.

The Venus was designed by designer Philippe Starck’s company Ubik and has been impounded due to unfinished payments on Mr. Jobs’ behalf. Of the $11 million to be paid for the commissioning of the yacht, only $8 million was received by Ubik. The yacht was finally impounded recently and will be docked at a Dutch port until a settlement is reached.

Update – The Yatch is now free to sail as an arrangement has been reached between the Jobs estate and Phillipe Starck who helped Jobs design the vessel. – Luxurylaunches