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They are all older then a decade (some more then 100 years), he's not wrong that europe has massive problems making "big new company's", however the conclusion
by nix23 4y ago
They are all older then a decade (some more then 100 years), he's not wrong that europe has massive problems making "big new company's", however the conclusion that it has something todo with the ~absence of exploitation is probably wrong ;)
- sdze 4y agoEuropes business landscape is distinctively different. In Europe you have many small global champions (mostly specialized in something that only they can produce well) and only few Mega-Corporations compared to US or Asia. I think this is a better diversification than concentrating all GDP into a few big player.