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Surely if they owned $10B in valuable property that’d be reflected in the value of the company. So spending that much on not terribly liquid assets is lighting
by YurgenJurgensen 3y ago
Surely if they owned $10B in valuable property that’d be reflected in the value of the company. So spending that much on not terribly liquid assets is lighting the money on fire from their creditors perspective if they’re not paying for themselves.