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Didn't know that ! But I think that point of view underestimates EU a bit. I know it's a running joke that EU is becoming an open air museum etc, while the US
by TheAlchemist 3y ago
Didn't know that !
But I think that point of view underestimates EU a bit. I know it's a running joke that EU is becoming an open air museum etc, while the US companies are pushing forward all the innovation.
Well, if I look at biggest EU companies I see global healthcare leaders, ASML, chemical industry leaders, luxury brands etc. When I look at biggest US companies, I see quite a bit of, let's say, irrational exuberance that exist mostly in the virtual world.
- jacquesm 3y ago> I know it's a running joke that EU is becoming an open air museum etc, while the US companies are pushing forward all the innovation. This is mostly the anti-regulation crowd led on by the FT who are a bit stuck in their own US centric viewpoints. I'm fine with that, the amount of innovation done in the EU isn't anything less for that. The big difference is the ready availability of massive amounts of capital and that's mostly a SV thing, which Seattle excepted (MSFT) the US also hasn't been able to replicate. If you take that one outlier out the rest of the world is not too dissimilar.
- chucke1992 3y ago"EU is becoming an open air museum" lol