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The question I'd like to ask any company that has a mission and compromises it in a controlling-stake sale is: "What justified you selling-out or was your miss
by bryanmgreen 7y ago
The question I'd like to ask any company that has a mission and compromises it in a controlling-stake sale is: "What justified you selling-out or was your mission just a ploy?"
$7B is no small change, but I bet they could have come up with another scenario that would have allowed them to make still substantive and life-altering sums of money without compromising.
- mcrae 7y agoJeez man their mission wasn’t to solve world hunger or bring peace to the Middle East. It was a credit app that refered people to credit products. They sold to a financial company. Seems pretty consistent.
- bryanmgreen 7y agoI'm not judging (at least not really in this scenario because, yeah, they're not doing world-altering stuff), just scientifically wondering where a line might be and why it would be put there in the first place.