turbobuckeye

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   by turbobuckeye 9y ago

   Treed!
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   by turbobuckeye 9y ago

   Not sure why you say "corporate refusal." They're trying to minimize their tax liability, which is their fiduciary duty. If you owned a slice of that company, would you want money to go to distributions or taxes? Congress
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   by turbobuckeye 9y ago

   Nope. See http://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2016/09/community-banks... and many others.
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   by turbobuckeye 9y ago

   Disagree. While there are certainly other social apps, there is no (significant) direct competitor to FaceBook's core product. When you buy a car (e.g.) you generally have plenty of very similar options. That's not the case her
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   by turbobuckeye 9y ago

   Regulation is certainly a problem, but the unfettered growth and merging of many companies over the last decade has been nothing short of breathtaking. Amazon, Google, Facebook are all essentially monopolies in their space. Banks have com