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European Union evaluating if Corning monopolizes the smartphone screen market
How is it that you have the results of this investigation already?9secondkox2 said:If this doesn’t show just how evil and overreaching the eu is, Nothing will.If something is the best, EU VIEWS IT AS ANTICOMPETITIVE. if everyone wants your stuff, because you’re that good, prepare to pay ridiculous fines and get holes poked in your business to make you not so good anymore.Another attack on an American company.Sickening.
Did someone jump the gun? Oh…you did.
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European Union evaluating if Corning monopolizes the smartphone screen market
Right now, it's American companies getting a very clear message not to fuck with European customers.Cesar Battistini Maziero said:The EU needs a clear message to not fuck with American companies.
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European Union evaluating if Corning monopolizes the smartphone screen market
Well then, if they just have the best product, and everybody's using them just because of that and paying exactly what their products are worth, then THEY HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT.mike1 said:tiredskills said:
If they have the best product then why do they need the exclusivity deals?mike1 said:God forbid you make the best product.Oh, please. It's called a good business decision. If customers don't want your product they won't sign them.Who is the European glass producer pushing this agenda anyway?Good!
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Trump says Tim Cook complained to him about the EU
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Trump says Tim Cook complained to him about the EU
He‘s lied about everything important. He’s even admitted, on camera, that he knows he lost the 2020 election — so he‘s been lying about what is arguably the single most important thing to American democracy.sdw2001 said:
Trump doesn’t lie about anything important.delreyjones said:
Sure, you can speculate anyway you like. But since Trump is such a confirmed liar, there's no credible evidence that it happened.
I think it could be mostly true. CEOs are kind of like dictators so dealing with real dictators is often more comfortable for them than dealing with democratic governments, even if they might not like the dictator personally or agree with all of their policies.DAalseth said:
