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No net profit, but: "gross profit (revenue minus expenses, which was $280 million in 2010)" So it sounds like they're just spending madly on acquisition and gr
by danielharan 15y ago
No net profit, but: "gross profit (revenue minus expenses, which was $280 million in 2010)"
So it sounds like they're just spending madly on acquisition and growth. Or am I missing the gross/net distinction here?