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by Drbble 14y ago
The people at the grocery store must love you! Bigger price? Sounds like Better price!
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by Drbble 14y ago
Do you drive as far as you can on a hundred euro note, or do drive to your destinations and then refill your spent petrol? Unless you enjoy cruising in your car with no time limits, it's the latter.
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by Drbble 14y ago
They should be weighting by miles, not sales, though that is harder to measure.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Don't forget miles driven per vehicle either.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Walkscore.com
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by Drbble 14y ago
And he is taking Michael Dell's advice to give money back to the shareholders.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Why did you change from Sales to MBA, which isya very different things. Fiorina is a salesperson. Cook is not.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Billion dollars for cloning one instance of a feature of android. So much for the "apps sell, not features" theory
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by Drbble 14y ago
So you don't mind if anyone grabs a dollar from your pocket when you walk out of your house? What if everyone grabbed one?
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by Drbble 14y ago
He lacks the intellectual depth.
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by Drbble 14y ago
I would be delighted to pay 15+18=33percent instead of the 35% income tax rate. And are capital gains subject to the other 1% tax for FICA? And not all capital gains wait 8 or more years. And if I manage to save a bit of my salary, the gove
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by Drbble 14y ago
It's standard English.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Don't make Maddox do all the work. Post a list of 7 funny comments on your own site and I bet Maddox would want to link to it.
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by Drbble 14y ago
83b election and postponed exercise protect you from tax on forfeiture. They don't protect you from decrease in share value, though.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Pessimistic is realistic. Most businesses fail.
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by Drbble 14y ago
I would estimate that the exits that are sooner tend to be smaller.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Google makes good money as an ad platform.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Some people read the sports pages, some people read the business pages, but they are reading the same paper and they aren't so different from each other.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Find me one employee who would feel ripped off that their 5000, 10000, or 100000 sell at even $20 instead of some hypothetical number could have been achieved by better hypothetical management. Oh those poor people, should have taken the of
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by Drbble 14y ago
An investor who didn't read the s-1 was just wandering through a casino pulling slot machines without even reading the payout disclosures. There is right reason such an investor should profit. If that investor runs a fund for your capital,
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by Drbble 14y ago
Paraphrasing: If government does the right thing, criminals hate them, and if they do the wrong thing, victims hate them. What can they do, indeed?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Google is doing a stock split to create new nonvoting shares.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Google has sold its last copy of. Sketchup http://sketchupdate.blogspot.com/2012/04/new-home-for-sketch...
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by Drbble 14y ago
And what's the P/E at the $33 price? OK then.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Once a stock option vests, its future value is irrelevant, since one can simply buy the stock at market price if the option is underwater. The option only offers a small hedge against volatility.
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by Drbble 14y ago
It's only hard if they refused to award more options or RSUs after IPO.
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by Drbble 14y ago
No one was promised a hundred billion dollar valuation. Everyone saw the prices on Sharespost.
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by Drbble 14y ago
Netflix makes over $100/user/yr of revenue. Why couldn't Facebook?
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by Drbble 14y ago
Look up what an IPO is. It is an investment round, not a sale of personally help stock. Most shareholders are forbidden from selling during the IPO period. And in FBs case, they would have gotten better deals on secondary markets before the
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by Drbble 14y ago
Minority shareholders can sue if directors breach their fiduciary duty to the shareholders as a whole. It is not strict democracy.

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