From Jeff Tucker at the Mises blog:
August 23, 2011 by Jeffrey Tucker
The battle over the burger takes the low road as In-N-Out sues Grab-N-Go for copyright infringement.
A system where companies learn from examples of success and emulate in the service of the consumer? We can’t have that!
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