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541.
by muzz 11y ago
Don't worry, the best and brightest from all around the world-- especially India and China-- will come to replace them.
542.
by muzz 11y ago
You mean market-based salaries
543.
by muzz 11y ago
Markets reveal preferences
544.
Secondary Shops Flooded with Unicorn Sellers(techcrunch.com)
2 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
545.
The End of Tech Startups(theinformation.com)
4 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
546.
by muzz 11y ago
Texas is a crazy place
547.
by muzz 11y ago
Current share price of Facebook is roughly ~4x what he sold many of his shares at
548.
by muzz 11y ago
are you referring to the OP? they stated they paid California taxes
549.
by muzz 11y ago
Yes those arguments often turn out to be false. In California, we had an income tax increase on the "job creators" that many argued would cause the affluent to leave the state, and an "Amazon Tax" that many argued woul
550.
by muzz 11y ago
the fact that they haven't moved speaks volumes about how much more income they can generate in California versus elsewhere
551.
by muzz 11y ago
I thought tax simplification was opposed by the tax-preparation industry: http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/27/turbotax-maker-funnels-mill...
552.
by muzz 11y ago
GP earned it in California and so is subject to California taxes in addition to Federal taxes
553.
by muzz 11y ago
Are you a post-tax income maximizer? (If not, what are you maximizing?) If so, it speaks to the higher income generating power you have in California that you can be taxed more there than elsewhere and it is still the optimal result for yo
554.
by muzz 11y ago
In theory, the AMT exists to prevent that
555.
by muzz 11y ago
In theory, the AMT exists to prevent the affluent from using too many deductions
556.
by muzz 11y ago
What is the 50% limitation? In theory, aren't all charitable contributions a deduction? I.e., even up to 100%?
557.
by muzz 11y ago
0% interest rates are not a concept that applies to index funds
558.
by muzz 11y ago
Maybe this article will be helpful: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/25/education/despite-rising-s...
559.
by muzz 11y ago
Actual amount paid is very different from sticker price. It's basically sliding-scale ie wealthy students pay full price to and poor students pay very little.
560.
by muzz 11y ago
and 1981 when the article was written was a period of hyper-inflation " 'families will still allocate about the same percentage of income in real dollars' because college charges have only paralleled the inflation in the nati
561.
by muzz 11y ago
Stanford tuition for students from median-income families: $0
562.
Facebook puts a price on suburban living for employees(reuters.com)
1 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
563.
by muzz 11y ago
This is more like "voting with accounting". The non-accounting footprint of the corporation-- the location of its employees, its factories, etc-- is largely unchanged.
564.
by muzz 11y ago
Yes, an important but never-mentioned distinction is that "offshore" is basically an accounting designation, and that money is not somehow prevented from being put to work in the US.
565.
Don't Focus on Hiring a Superstar. Just Avoid Toxic Workers(fortune.com)
11 points by muzz 11y ago|2 comments
566.
The explanation for tech’s diversity problem: invisible capital(qz.com)
1 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
567.
Jet.com raises $500M from Fidelity at $1B pre(fortune.com)
39 points by muzz 11y ago|47 comments
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Ron Conway emails SF CEOs: Tell your employees to vote this way on election day(pando.com)
1 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
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The Dangers Ahead If Tech Unicorns Get Gored(wsj.com)
1 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments
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Data shows Chegg is far from the only unicorn to accept onerous terms(pando.com)
2 points by muzz 11y ago|0 comments

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