Michael Liedtke

Technology Reporter, Associated Press

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Technology reporter for Associated Press

Michael Liedtke on KCRW

The rest of the economy may have stalled out, but one company has so much money it's reaching way beyond what seemed to be its core mission.

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The rest of the economy may have stalled out, but one company has so much money it's reaching way beyond what seemed to be its core mission.

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