Patents have been popping up in the news quite a bit over the last few weeks. As the economy continues to stumble along, companies and investors are working even harder to find ways to make a profit. This includes enforcing their patents. And these patent enforcement efforts have ensnared technology companies both large and small.
The Associated Press reported on July 21 that activist investor Carl Icahn started pushing Motorola, which holds 17,000 patents, to start enforcing them in an effort to boost profits. After the news of Icahn?s recommendation surfaced, stocks for Motorola jumped.
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