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Yeah, failing to comply with the FCA is a bold move for sure.
by JWoolfenden 5y ago
Yeah, failing to comply with the FCA is a bold move for sure.
- belter 5y agoIgnoring regulations did not seem to hurt AirBnb, Uber or Facebook...
- Kbelicius 5y agoNone of those are regulated by FCA.
- sillysaurusx 5y agoI love that there's a real-life entity equivalent to DS9's FCA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ousIWGfGJ2E&ab_channel=April5%2C2063 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ousIWGfGJ2E&ab_channel=April... This whole time I was like, "Wow, people here are talking about the FCA the way Americans talk about the SEC. But... Where have I heard of the FCA before?" Had no idea it was a real thing. (Or that companies should be as terrified of them as they are in the show.)
- emouryto 5y agoBravo! I wonder what these 3 companies have in common?
- belter 5y agoThese have in common that much of their initial growth occurred by regulatory capture or ignoring existing regulations. Its ok if you are a host...Terrible if your building has been taken over by Airbnb guests. But of course they are just a platform....Not an enabler.