SCO gets delisted

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Friday, December 28th, 2007

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Oh, how far the mighty have fallen. If you remember, SCO was patent trolling back in the day over UNIX and Linux. They sued a number of folks, including IBM, and then sunk into the muck of late, losing cash as it went. In short, they were suing everybody who looked at their code wrong, ensuring a steady stream of work for their in-house lawyers. Now, however, their hard work has paid off and they’re being delisted from NASDAQ due to Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Time to hit the penny stock boards, boys! Pump and dump here we come!

SCO Receives Nasdaq Notice Letter [PRNewswire]

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