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What would be the benefit of doing it spun-off vs. in-house when it's still owned by the same company and making the same amount of money?
by nh2 2y ago
What would be the benefit of doing it spun-off vs. in-house when it's still owned by the same company and making the same amount of money?
- nextos 2y agoLess red tape, more freedom to operate. If done inside a conglomerate, it can be the best of both worlds. Access to Google tech and funding, but free from rigid corporate hierarchies, at least at the beginning.
- lmm 2y agoSpinning it off limits the downside/risk to the parent company. Basket of options worth more than an option on a basket and all that.