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Didn't PE guys or some one buy Unity. With high interest rates you get reality into business models and squeezing efficiency. I do not know but the next decade
by sremani 3y ago
Didn't PE guys or some one buy Unity. With high interest rates you get reality into business models and squeezing efficiency. I do not know but the next decade does not look like workers' paradise like some have envisioned.
- TheRealDunkirk 3y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32081051 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32081051
- pavlov 3y agoUnity is a public company since September 2020. They did merge last year with a mobile adtech company called IronSource (which had also been public but became a part of Unity).
- photochemsyn 3y agoThe only way workers get any say over corporate decisions about things like compensation, layoffs, stock buybacks etc. within the investment capitalism model is if they are organized and control voting seats on the corporate board. Don't worry, implementing this as the standard in the USA will not result in "Marxist Communism" - it's the norm in Germany today, e.g. VW is controlled by a 20-seat supervisory board where unions control half the votes. The result is neither a shareholder's nor a worker's paradise, but a reasonable compromise.
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