← Back to context Comment by tommy_axle 5 hours ago It wouldn't be a first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAM_price_fixing_scandal 6 comments tommy_axle Reply theandrewbailey 3 hours ago It's been happening once every decade or so. I'm not surprised that they are being sued again. jauntywundrkind 25 minutes ago Total fines of about half a billion. Thats not nothing but it also does not seem like a real disincentive.Samsung is about to hand out ~$26B in bonuses. SK Hynix something similar-ish. tyre 14 minutes ago Yes, but for context Samsung is a massive chaebol. You need to compare it to the business unit in question.It’s different to, say, Google’s vertical monopoly in advertising where that’s most of their revenue. xxs 4 hours ago I thought the title missed the year (in parenthesis) adiabatichottub 2 hours ago [dead]
theandrewbailey 3 hours ago It's been happening once every decade or so. I'm not surprised that they are being sued again.
jauntywundrkind 25 minutes ago Total fines of about half a billion. Thats not nothing but it also does not seem like a real disincentive.Samsung is about to hand out ~$26B in bonuses. SK Hynix something similar-ish. tyre 14 minutes ago Yes, but for context Samsung is a massive chaebol. You need to compare it to the business unit in question.It’s different to, say, Google’s vertical monopoly in advertising where that’s most of their revenue.
tyre 14 minutes ago Yes, but for context Samsung is a massive chaebol. You need to compare it to the business unit in question.It’s different to, say, Google’s vertical monopoly in advertising where that’s most of their revenue.
It's been happening once every decade or so. I'm not surprised that they are being sued again.
Total fines of about half a billion. Thats not nothing but it also does not seem like a real disincentive.
Samsung is about to hand out ~$26B in bonuses. SK Hynix something similar-ish.
Yes, but for context Samsung is a massive chaebol. You need to compare it to the business unit in question.
It’s different to, say, Google’s vertical monopoly in advertising where that’s most of their revenue.
I thought the title missed the year (in parenthesis)
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