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Chapter 4.5, Problem 1CC
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Many are convinced that Company AE purchased the Company BE for gaining a stronger position in the industry of music. Many critics argue that Company AE needs someone with a creative vision. Company AE links Company BE with the top talents of today. Company AE hired the former CEO of Company AA to spearhead the retail operations.
To explain: The music streaming service used by Person X
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