It could be a sign of increasing inequality. The super-rich can easily invest in private companies as they desire, and the company doesn't have to conform to pu

It could be a sign of increasing inequality. The super-rich can easily invest in private companies as they desire, and the company doesn't have to conform to public stock requirements and regulations. In other words, they don't have have to care about the 99% because the 99%'s funds are becoming too small to offset the downsides of going public.