That is an interesting point. Which, as I'm not a founder (First FT employee here), means that anything I d for work is owned by the founders' company. I wonde

That is an interesting point. Which, as I'm not a founder (First FT employee here), means that anything I d for work is owned by the founders' company. I wonder how it relates to patents. Even at large firms, the person who "developed" the idea would be listed as the author; but very often other higher ups are listed to (for example, Steve Jobs on a ton of Apple patents.) Do these companies own the IP to those patents? or is the developers?