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It isn't. That happened some time around 2000. Unless your theory is that ~11 years isn't enough to change generations in which case there's more than that, rig
by dr_kretyn 2y ago
It isn't. That happened some time around 2000. Unless your theory is that ~11 years isn't enough to change generations in which case there's more than that, right? Then give other examples.
- greyw 2y agoGovernments can block acquisitions and mergers for various reasons. Why this didnt happen in this case I dont know. Maybe they didnt understand the impact maybe regulators got paid off.
- lifestyleguru 2y ago> Unless your theory is that ~11 years isn't enough to change generations in which case there's more than that For the people holding power one decade is an eyeblink, the only generation change will be when they'll install their own children as a replacement. > Maybe they didnt understand the impact maybe regulators got paid off. They got paid off and by Western standards it was a bargain.