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To be fair this is generally the last acts of any dying company. Try to buy/hire your way out of irrelevance only to burn up the last bits of liquidity your inv
by aphextron 10y ago
To be fair this is generally the last acts of any dying company. Try to buy/hire your way out of irrelevance only to burn up the last bits of liquidity your investors could hope to get back.
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoMaybe? At least anecdotely I almost always see spending cuts over and over until the workforce is dwindling with no promises of job security. This seems bizarre to me but I don't have data to say how common it is. Maybe it's different with a more media focused company?
- cscurmudgeon 10y agoWhat would you call Google's billion dollar payout to Apple to be the default search engine? Or Google's other traffic buying programs. Last acts of a dying company? Google is light years ahead of Yahoo in PR.
- SeanBoocock 10y agoI would call it roughly 5% of Alphabet's Q1 2016 revenue.
- cscurmudgeon 10y agoSo yay monopoly and cartels?
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