I don't see any problem with requiring companies to preserve messages related to an investigation after they've been informed that an investigation is happening.

ok. Corporations are required to keep records.

If the government is going after them in a "fishing expedition", then they have expensive lawyers who should complain about it to a judge. That's why we have a judge.

When was the last time that happened?

They've been going for 16 years.

They combine companies, change management, encourage various business practices, etc. They're mostly benign, but powerful entities can be dangerous.

Thoma Bravo is becoming a financial force in the tech world. They keep growing.

It's worth mentioning that while pure EVs aren't selling so well, Hybrid EVs are selling very well. So "not selling well" is a bit of a narrow viewpoint.

Yes. And yet, I was hoping we'd make it to 20 Ghz before Moore's law failed. Oh well.

I was hoping we'd make it to 20 Ghz before Moore's law failed. Oh well.

Even the summary said it was because Spotify is refusing to pay the core tech fee.

It's not because they are advertising prices, it's because they aren't fulfilling the other side of the contract - which they should be doing until the courts say if that is illegal.

Apple has no reason (legal or otherwise) to provide a service (approving an app) without compensation. At least as far as I know - even in the EU, you can't be compelled to such a thing, can you?

This, so much this. It's a shame that reporting is allowed to create (mis)leading headlines.

The articles on this don't even mention that this is standard practice related to amortization schedules of R&D and other capital costs - it absolutely does not mean that the marginal cost of every vehicle is $100k greater than the sale price of each vehicle, and the article writers know it.

So you're saying not to hire people from San Francisco?

Not speaking for the OP, but yes. :)

People who don't play office politics lose to people who do. Having "toadies" helps you win the game of Survivor. It works because the CEO doesn't recognize actual skill.

The Sunshine policy didn't work. The North Korean government didn't like how it reduced their power. They are more interested in power than in increasing the opportunities for their people. The North Korean government uses aid to increase its power (by controlling its distribution), and rejects aid or connections that it doesn't control.

So the Sunshine policy would work great if it made connection to people at lower levels, but since the North Korean government prevents that, it becomes a means to increase the power of the North Korean government.

Flash would have to be DC powered.