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  • A Good Read: Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold Leaves Inventor Without Deal

    February 6, 2012
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    Bloomberg posted the interesting saga of a Chicago-area shoe inventor trying to get his patented shoes licensed and manufactured by a (any!) major shoe manufacturer.  It reads as somewhat of a cautionary tale, where the unfortunate inventor fails to get his apparently useful technology licensed due to a series of negotiating mistakes.  A good read.


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