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by v77 7y ago
I've moved almost all my news reading to the various Bloomberg newsletters (of which Levine's is the best). They are fantastic, and free. https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters
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by v77 7y ago
His book just came out this week as well.
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by v77 7y ago
As a non-EU'er, the anti-trust stuff is sure hard to separate from the promoting EU companies stuff and EU politicians certainly treat it that way. Let's see Vestager take action against Airbus after the WTO finds against them thi
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by v77 7y ago
Bloomberg mentioned that Neumann probably cost himself tens, if not hundreds, of millions of dollars because of the huge negative impact of that clause, given that most of his wealth is tied up in WeWork stock. And then he ended up cancelli
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by v77 7y ago
This is the whole point of Philosophy of Science. The 'givens' for a scientfic theory are assumptions that everything else rests on. Quantum Physics, in particular, has lots of room for debate on what its various equations actuall
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by v77 7y ago
Not at all. I'm a NYT subscriber and so much content is filled with perjorative attacks against tech, tech workers and tech companies. 'Big Tech', 'techbros', etc.. The tipping poing was the Trump victory. Before th
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by v77 7y ago
The background is of course that the NYT and other papers are involved in litigation and competition with Google and other social media giants for who gets the revenue from the informtion economy, particular around links and aggregations li
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by v77 7y ago
Yeah, this is bullshit. I'm Canadian and we have huge protectionist measures around our financial sector but the U.S. doesn't, which has allowed for companies like TD and RBC to become huge players in the U.S. banking industry. Eu
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by v77 7y ago
Invasive species and their impact are relative to your area, of course. Of equal interest is the use of non-native species to provide more genetic diversity. In Canada, we are using lots of 'Amur' trees and bushes from Russian and
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by v77 7y ago
We just use Google Hangouts now. We rarely have meeetings with people outside our team but it always works fine.
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I wonder if this is true. My one startup experience sure involved the management spending a lot of time scouting, negotiating for and renovating space rather than doing things that actually made the company successful. Is the WeWork moat as
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by v77 7y ago
Man, this was covered, in-depth, in the article. Not only the recession case but the fact that WeWork will likely just default on a lot of leases in the worst case scenario as the lease is signed by a independent corporation that has no ass