>Tom wrote:
>>While a Metrologist, I worked at Ampex Corporation. They had about 20,000 employees and owned property all around the world. We produced the worlds first commercial audio tape recorder, invented the video recorder, instant reply, and many more innovations. After being bought and sold three times 16,000 of us were laid off in one day in 1990. Today there are 60 people employed by Ampex and they occupy one small building in Redwood City, California. The owner (Richard Bramson) has sold off just about everything of value and taken the billions of dollars for himself and his own enjoyment. Thus an innovate American Company was sold to an Englishman for his pleasure and enjoyment.
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>>Tom
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>Isn't Bramson the guy who owns Virgin Airlines and attempted the ballon flights around the world?

Jerry;

Sorry it is Edward J. Bramson, and not Richard Bramson. Could they be related?

Tom