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@Whoopty Agreed. And if I recall - some of the "design issues" are about aspects as meaningless as the shape of a button. Give me a break !
Samsung and Apple at it again ? Figures. But what strikes me in this piece is once again how Asian companies hold their management accountable. One bad year and heads roll ?
While I think one bad year is a bit short but I can appreciate this method. Would American business do this ? This is rhetorical of course. Because as most clearly understand American execs for the most part survive years of endless losses and poor performance.
Only to be well compensated themselves. Only the size of the economy overcomes this unnecessary drag on the GDP.
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".....Apple was awarded $930 million."
The key word here is awarded. Did Samsung ever actually cut a check ?