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by gaadd33 13y ago
Assuming a 5% rate of return since that offer (2010) that money is now worth 6.95B, so GRPN is still below and at best, equal to that value.
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by gaadd33 13y ago
What is their business model?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Lets say you want to get into automotive racing. Assuming you want to race in professional series such as ALMS or similar you could easily burn 5M a year. 20M is plenty to live a very well off life, but its not "do anything you want
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Just a question, what bearing does a custom kegerator have on their business?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
24 hrs even over the weekend and major holidays? Most things I've charged on weekends don't even post to my account until at least a business day has past. Can you even start the chargeback process on an authorization?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that there was research that showed people in those groups, when having the same socio-economic background as the majority, scored lower. Do you have any links to that?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Which genetic groups? Any links that reference that?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Don't most patent trolls purchase or license the patents they are suing with as opposed to actually filing them? That seems like a pretty big distinction.
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by gaadd33 13y ago
So essentially there's no way for you to ever feel that MSG is safe because the normal outcome is "no negative effects" which, for you, will never counterbalance the few studies that have shown negative effects. I suppose som
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by gaadd33 13y ago
I believe a big reason Somalian pirates get coverage is because they have captured oil tankers (which the disruption of such shipping is obviously a huge concern), the ships they are capturing are both massive and carrying good destined for
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by gaadd33 13y ago
How do countries in Europe blacklist someone who files for bankruptcy? Do they do background/credit checks upon company formation in some countries?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
I'm a little confused, in the US everyone (including the self employed, and I want to say people receiving unemployment) pay into social security but very few people in the tech industry expect to live on that alone, at best it would b
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Do these rules have limits on the percentage of the company you own or anything? I feel like there are some publicly traded GmbH or AG companies but I can't think of any off the top of my head. Would owning a few shares in any of thos
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by gaadd33 13y ago
I've always wondered how the project is justified in environmental terms given the water situation there.
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by gaadd33 13y ago
As you said that total domestic demand hasn't increased as it was just a change in preference, I was implying that no one is arguing that the total demand for housing in the United States has suddenly skyrocketed. The change in prefere
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Thinking about the math for a bit, aside from places like One57, it doesn't make sense to build cheap apartments. The majority cost is in the structure and land, finishings are a pretty small amount of the total cost so why not spend s
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Is average really a good metric there or are they only including people in investment banking/trading/similar positions? Otherwise its pretty meaningless number given some of the top people make $10M+ and I don't think the ba
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Why don't they? It seems like local municipalities would be incentivized to seize them for unpaid taxes then. Are they permitted to rent them out and not pay? If so it seems like it would be a great loophole for a bank to mutate into a
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by gaadd33 13y ago
But I don't think people are arguing that total demand has skyrocketed, as I'm sure there are plenty of cheap and affordable houses in places such as Flint and other rust belt cities. The problem is the locations with jobs have se
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Are there any airplane manufacturers that don't benefit from some form of government subsidies?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
That stuff isn't new in passenger airlines? I was under the impression (and seemingly the vast majority of media coverage) that the majority of it has been introduced in the past few years with the A380 and 787. Is that wrong? What com
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by gaadd33 13y ago
I think there are enough legal structures in various jurisdictions that make creating an anonymous corporation somewhat easy. http://www.economist.com/node/21563286 is a pretty good article on it. The book "Treasu
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by gaadd33 13y ago
I think prior to that it mentions its cloud based, so the head end is probably only 1U.
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by gaadd33 13y ago
A previous company I worked at had both a huge selection of wine and a kegerator in the office. I don't think the novelty of having a glass of beer or wine easily accessible at the end of the day ever really wore off, especially since
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Lawsuits are filed every day, has there been a ruling that just by serving alcohol they were liable? Or perhaps they are liable due to obvious negligence similar to how a bar can be found liable after a DUI if they over-served someone? It i
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by gaadd33 13y ago
From Sun? You mean Java, Solaris, DTrace, ZFS, etc?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Just a question, how do are laws that make feeding the homeless illegal enforceable? Do they require people to provide proof of residency somewhere prior to purchasing food for others?
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by gaadd33 13y ago
Could also compare it to the Yukon since I bet it has more in common there than with most other states.
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by gaadd33 13y ago
How does that work given Google doesn't pay dividends and most large corporations don't bring the money back into the United States? In fact I believe it makes sense for the US corporation to borrow money and pay interest on it th
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by gaadd33 13y ago
How does that square with the fact that some of the fastest growing years in the past 100 years were years when the top corporate tax rate was 50% and the personal tax rate exceeded 70%?

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