Nasdaq puts Apple on notice

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If I'm reading this correctly

"As that happens businesses need to revisit present and past practices that at the time were
completely legal and in complience but, now with the new rules put them in question"

So what you're saying is that the government says "you must do this or that, so you do, and they say "that's perfect". 2 years later they come along and say "We changed our mind. You can't do this or that anymore, so since you did what we told you to do in the past, we're going to fine you now"

No,any company can be greedy, and it sounds as though someone is trying to make excuses for Apple.

Posted by: John Zern   Posted on: 08/11/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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