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As an aside: > OnlyFans, which generated $7.2bn (£5.3bn) revenue in 2024, .. I didn't expect their revenue to be that high, but I suppose it's also unsurprisi
by chrononaut 7mo ago
As an aside:
> OnlyFans, which generated $7.2bn (£5.3bn) revenue in 2024, ..
I didn't expect their revenue to be that high, but I suppose it's also unsurprising.
- dan-robertson 7mo agoThis and companies like paddy power are the breakout British business successes of the last few decades
- renewiltord 7mo agoEach region’s greatest successes represent them quite well: UK: gambling and porn Europe: luxury goods US: advertising and retail e-commerce China: direct from manufacturer commerce
- dan-robertson 7mo agoI’m not so convinced by this. In the uk I think the big home grown successes are either serving the local market physically like supermarkets (though they are not very new as companies) or they will be relying on some difference in regulations from other anglophone countries. A business not in those categories needn’t be worse in general terms to lose to an American company, but the American competitor will have lots of advantages (cheaper fundraising, bigger market with more discretionary spending, more pro-business political environment, etc).
- e40 7mo agoScott Galloway said the other day that their revenue per employee is higher than any company.