Credit: lllagic hour/Shutterstock Legal Leaders in Tech to Face Pressure on Multiple Fronts in 2022
"There's a bipartisan view in Washington, D.C., that the technology industry should be carved up like a Thanksgiving turkey, that it's too powerful and makes too much profit," Foley and Lardner partner Louis Lehot said.
December 30, 2021 at 09:56 AM
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Technology Media and Telecom
Big tech stocks soared again in 2021, and as a result just five firms—Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet and Tesla—now account for more than half of the S&P 500′s gain since April.
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