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IBM, for 16 straight years, has dominated in most patents per year. This year, they have topped off at over 4,000. IBM managed to beat out their challenger Samsung by 671 patents. IBM said this in their official release, “IBM’s 2008 patent...
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Medicines and treatment are becoming very expensive. Nobel prize winning scientist Sir John Sulston condemns profits made at the expense of patients...
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