Jonxman

It's come to this, our ridiculous legal system here in the US and decades of frivolous law suits have finally infected the rest of the word. Who can blame the world, the we will have to endure our own crap now..

The plant never lost money, it was always profitable. Sure, Nokia can broaden the margin by moving to the east. They could do even better going to India. It was one of the reasons I liked Nokia, they didn't use get on that cheap labor train. If it turns out they cheated their way out of that contract, they'll have to pay up. That's how it works everywhere..

I was at CeBIT yesterday, there are still hundreds of tiny Asian booths offering questionable goods. If you ignore the laws international trade was built upon, you're seriously hurting innovative companies in your own country, the EU and US alike. It's not a European thing, American authorities would do the same thing and shut them down. It's the openness of Europe compared to the USA concerning Chinese people and products that amplifies the problem..

Duh, the Police 'execute' only, decisions are made by people who passed the bar. Same as in the US, use your brain.

How? Are you kidding? How does this have anything to do with 'the Germans'?

Troll.

You got it troll: First they'll be kidnapped by the CIA to Afghanistan for some water-involving questioning, then sent to Guantanamo for indefinite containment.

Well when is it coming and when does Sony expect to take off? I suspect by the time the PS3 is able to compete with the Wii, Nintendo will announce the next model, with HD and all that..

"Since when do the Eu get to tell two US companies what they can do?"

After asking that question you should notice yourself, you don't know what's going.

Look what the communist mafia is doing now:

http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/27/vista-capable-sticker-lawsuit-gets-class-action-status/

Can't they just leave Microsoft alone? *cry* They're clearly innocent.. *weep*

Yes, sorry, point missed.