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Slumlords buy an asset and drain the equity out of it for profit.

That's something Microsoft was showing off last week as an asset.

Reagan is the one who signed "asset forfeiture" into law.

Consider, for example, the war on drugs and asset forfeiture.

Based on other comments, there seems to be no issue of asset "theft".So does the minimalist design copy warrant outrage?

It's a clean order of magnitude more volatile than the stock market, which is considered a "volatile", "risky" class of asset.

Rules on civil asset-forfeiture allow the police to seize anything which they can plausibly claim was the proceeds of a crime.

Someone who is easy to work with, improves workplace morale, and makes other developers feel comfortable at work is a valuable asset.

Bruce Schneier is an incredible asset to the technology community.

They should look, instead, at how hiring is done at a consulting company or an investment bank, companies that are also reliant on skilled people as their most important asset.

I'd be very interested in discussing more about asset forfeiture at large, but it's ridiculous to have to wade through all the Liberty Dollar bullshit in order to do that.

Your first attempt to monetize that asset needn't be to sell your audience's attention to someone else, in this case undermining your ability to keep their attention.

Also, asset forfeiture revenue from traffic stops must be donated to non-profit organizations, or used to pay for the officer training required by the settlement.

Consider anything you can do to increase this, for example, offering upsells on top of the base offering, cross-selling them to other things in your portfolio or things from others' portfolio for a percentage, or developing a permission marketing asset such as an email list.