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Wait, what?! How can you have cycles in an ownership graph? Ah, answering my own question, it seems to be called "circular ownership" and while it can sometim
by willvarfar 4y ago
Wait, what?! How can you have cycles in an ownership graph?
Ah, answering my own question, it seems to be called "circular ownership" and while it can sometimes occur from a long history of mergers and acquisitions (Samsung seems to be such a case), its generally a tax dodge or to mask ownership? At least, the top hits I see are all talking about it as a classic way to obscure oligarch ownership and things.
Genuinely curious who actually gets to make the decisions.
- qznc 4y agoOne important part of the answer is that there are two „Porsches“, a holding and a car manufacturer. It is also complicated though and there is much speculation who has how much influence.