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    Business In 1978 Xerox was ruled a monopoly, and Feds forced them to license nearly all their patents to several Japanese companies, taking their market share from 100% to 17%, effectively destroying one of America's great innovation stories overnight

    March 22, 2019

    Business In 1978 Xerox was ruled a monopoly, and Feds forced them to license nearly all their patents to several Japanese companies, taking their market share from 100% to 17%, effectively destroying one of America's great innovation stories overnight

    In 1978 Xerox was ruled a monopoly, and Feds forced them to license nearly all their patents to several Japanese companies, taking their market share from 100% to 17%, effectively destroying one of America's great innovation stories overnight

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 06:28 PM PDT

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    How to get paid online

    Posted: 22 Mar 2019 01:47 AM PDT

    Hello, i'm making an online product, and i don't really use bank accounts, so i wonder if i could only start with Skrill and Paypal ? or will not accepting credit/debit card would be a huge hit to revenue ?

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    How to get the business in software/IT industry with regular income.

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    Please lead me in this path.

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    Hyundai shareholders reject Elliott's $6.2 bln dividend request

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 06:55 PM PDT

    the largest problem media platforms have is due to a lack of regulation and trust.

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 06:47 PM PDT

    I would like it to be known to people in /r/business that the fundamental problem all online platforms is having a public trust and it limits all these platforms from infinitely grow their revenue.

    Just to preface I think Elizabeth Warren's ideas are terrible and will force the US economy into a bitter recession unnecessarily just to make a political point.

    I generally feel safe driving a new car because I know there are many laws that mandate the production/quality standards to automobiles so that it doesn't blow up or randomly lose control at least 99% of the time.

    I feel safe passenging on an airplane (planes outside the 737 max 8) because I know many of these companies treat most of the general public's safety seriously enough so that they won't be sanctioned by governments.

    But when it comes to Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Disney, or fuck Comcast...

    What have they done to really deserve trust? They allow each other (fuck Comcast) to rape our data and sell it to the next person. And to make matters worse, when people's private information is stolen from these platforms....

    No shit rolls down hill and no hell is raised, instead they all hide behind a ludicrously long multifaceted terms of service that very often don't exactly describe the entire terms (Facebook/Google/eBay in a nutshell) we are signing up for.

    I completely understand why everyone would be mad and want laws that enforce more legal scrutiny.

    As far as I can see it until anything changes, trust to them is just a marketting or sales product, not a legally mandated requirement. So I don't really need to spend more serious amounts of money for personal use.

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    MillerCoors sues Anheuser-Busch over Bud Light corn syrup Super Bowl ad

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 06:41 PM PDT

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    Business Question

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 06:25 PM PDT

    Hi guys, i want to know if somebody can tell my an online website to buy grocery things but big counts and cheap, to import it, if somebody knows want i will appreciated.

    I also need a big big big seller of nuts, all kind of nuts to import it also.

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    Levi Strauss shares soar in IPO

    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 09:38 AM PDT

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    Posted: 21 Mar 2019 02:57 PM PDT

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