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Except all the maths here has only accounted for the top 10%. Those top 10% are fairly unlikely to be sold off at scrap value.
by pmjordan 15y ago
Except all the maths here has only accounted for the top 10%. Those top 10% are fairly unlikely to be sold off at scrap value.
- SemanticFog 15y agoYou'd be surprised. The ones that raise the most money also have the hardest time getting over the preferred total. The purchaser will take care of the employees it wants, but other common shareholders often end up out of luck.