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That's not quite the data point you think it is. Their valuation stayed roughly constant from 2001-2016, and the huge spike since then corresponds to a huge sh
by Arainach 5y ago
That's not quite the data point you think it is. Their valuation stayed roughly constant from 2001-2016, and the huge spike since then corresponds to a huge shift away from offices with doors - all new buildings after 2010 or so were that way, and most of main campus has been torn down to be rebuilt as open office floorplans.