When a publicly traded company fails to utilize costly plants and equipment, that’s a cause for shareholder concern. But when that same company sits on intellectual property (IP) that isn’t protecting any of its current or future products — or providing the company with real financial or competitive value in some other way — then that’s a problem of the first order…
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