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by alex1 17y ago
In addition to taking economics, accounting, and law classes, I really learned a lot from reading public corporation's proxy statements. I would literally spend hours reading through Disney's annual proxy statements. You can find them on th
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by alex1 17y ago
Yeah, they're mostly in the westside (Santa Monica area), but it's actually not that bad to get there. Takes me 30 minutes from Pasadena. Choose wisely between 101/405 or Sunset depending on the time of day.
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by alex1 17y ago
What do you mean by a "business that makes money"? A lot of startups operate at a loss for their first year or two. I think more often than not, instead of a young startup having positive net income, they either have (a) some kind of fund
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by alex1 17y ago
It looks like you asked the same question twice... but here is what I said in your other posting: I think a "startup" is an innovative company that has existed for a short period of time. If it's software, it's probably still in beta. A s
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by alex1 17y ago
I think a "startup" is an innovative company that has existed for a short period of time. If it's software, it's probably still in beta. A startup is probably in early research and development stages. A startup is probably looking for som
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by alex1 17y ago
Startups paid that much because they didn't buy lots of air time and they went directly to networks (paid "retail") instead of going through a media planning and buying agency. Most startups couldn't afford to go to major media planning and