sct202

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1. 1111.▲
   by sct202 9y ago

   I think that the SOE have at least built up a lot of infrastructure (power, transportation) that has benefited independent companies. A lot of that would have made it much harder for non-SOE companies to be competitive.
2. 1112.▲
   by sct202 9y ago

   I think the big difference is that companies can choose to split their stock or spin out new companies, but bitcoin forks can be done by basically anyone.
3. 1113.▲
   by sct202 9y ago

   Also MoneyGram had revenue of $1.6B for 2016, so I'm not sure how far even a full roll-out would go to justifying the valuation.
4. 1114.▲
   by sct202 9y ago

   That's a really good call out especially since the 1% in income one year might not be the same as next year, especially since the article mentions owners of small/mid sized companies that might have a really good year and hit the
5. 1115.▲
   by sct202 9y ago

   Where I work, we get to the part IT guy part, and then the quote comes out to be like $200k+ (and 6 months) to duplicate a SAS program, Excel spreadsheet, or Access database that an analyst hacked together in their spare time.