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European companies don't appear to be having this problem. This seems more like a case of US companies having no experience with being forced to follow other gr
by lovich 8y ago
European companies don't appear to be having this problem. This seems more like a case of US companies having no experience with being forced to follow other groups laws if they want money. We've gone off of what, 60-70 years of the US forcing other countries time make it easier for our businesses? The only other time I've seen something similar is when China started enforcing their laws heavily, and many companies just pulled out
- test525 8y ago> European companies don't appear to be having this problem Did you miss the articles of EU based small projects shutting down operations? Also, do small web based tech companies even exist in Europe? When I look all I see are medium to large 90s era b2b tech companies.