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To: 1010RD

Being successful is a crime now apparently.

Disgusting.

Intel was one of the true innovators, always ahead of the game.


6 posted on 05/13/2009 4:50:55 AM PDT by Red in Blue PA (If guns cause crime, then all of mine are defective.)
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To: Red in Blue PA
Absolutely correct.

We bemoan the lack of job creation at our largest firms, but it wasn't always the case. Big business could be the job creation engine that small business is. They are ideally suited for divisional experimentation and small business innovation (through funding/merging/etc.).

Why doesn't this happen?

Onerous taxes, regulations and a legal environment that rewards massively trivial harm and legal leechings.

8 posted on 05/13/2009 4:53:47 AM PDT by 1010RD (First Do No Harm)
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To: Red in Blue PA

Excellent tagline!


11 posted on 05/13/2009 5:06:26 AM PDT by LayoutGuru2 (Know the difference between honoring diversity and honoring perversity? No? You must be a liberal!)
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To: Red in Blue PA
Being successful is a crime now apparently.

Another thread yesterday was on 0bama's quote to investigate and punish companies that "improperly" control "too much" of the market for their product or service.

Of course, he and his bureaucrats will decide what is improper and too much, and it will heavily depend on how much they contribute to Democrat re-election.

18 posted on 05/13/2009 5:22:59 AM PDT by MrB (Go Galt now, Bowman later)
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To: Red in Blue PA
Being successful is a crime now apparently.

Happened to Microsoft in the 90's too, and millions of people lost a ton of money because Clinton went after Microsoft.

20 posted on 05/13/2009 5:25:10 AM PDT by Travis T. OJustice (I can spell just fine, thanks, it's my typing that sucks.)
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To: Red in Blue PA

Intel stole their current design for their microprocessor. They are crooks and it is catching up with them. This is no surprise to me.


24 posted on 05/13/2009 5:39:48 AM PDT by bmwcyle (American voters can fix this world if they would just wake up.)
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To: Red in Blue PA
Being successful is a crime now apparently.

No, but underhanded efforts to squeeze out any competition ARE illegal.

Read the article, FRiend.

40 posted on 05/13/2009 7:12:48 AM PDT by TChris (There is no freedom without the possibility of failure.)
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To: Red in Blue PA

No, not always. Just recently.

AMD was longevity / performance king for many many years and I’m sure after the retool they are working on now they can beat out Intel again. (with a integrated gpu/cpu combo if done right)

Its just a back and forth - with the noted observance that this gen round however - Intel pulled way far ahead horsepower wise in the cpu market.


42 posted on 05/13/2009 7:29:33 AM PDT by midmoschmo
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To: Red in Blue PA
As mentioned in an earlier post. Intel ‘stole’ the Alpha technology from Digital. DEC sued and got a billion. What was ironic was that DEC then sold the plant and the technology to Intel.
48 posted on 05/13/2009 7:55:03 AM PDT by sleepwalker (Palin 2012)
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