Business, 09.03.2020 18:57, lily24113

A disgruntled employee of the Coca Cola Company steals the secret formula for Coke and publishes it on the internet. Now, the Hound’s Tooth Beverage Company is advertising that it is making a cola drink "just EXACTLY like ‘you know who.’" Coke sues The Hound for misappropriation of trade secret. Who wins? Select one: a. The Hound wins. It never claimed that it was Coke it was imitating, even though it did use the secret formula. b. The Hound wins. It got the information from the internet, and the secret is now public domain. c. Coke wins. It was the original creator of the formula and it is patented. d. Coke wins. The original act of theft by its employee passes liability to anyone who uses the information.

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