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IBM CEO Explains Why Trump Strategy and Policy Forum Called It Quits
Read Ginni Rometty's letter to employees explaining why the group concluded it could 'no longer serve the purpose for which it was formed.'
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IBM Is Taking an Unusual Approach to Selling Patents to Startups
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