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by vvvv 13y ago
>A company can be spending more than they make, and still be profitable What? Anyway, Amazon has razor-thin margins on some products but they're not loss making.
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by vvvv 13y ago
Actually, Tesla is not the first auto company that is attempting to dispense of dealers. When Daewoo entered the UK in 1995, "their market research revealed that car buyers disliked dealers on commission, hard-sell, aggressive sales te
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by vvvv 13y ago
We may be witnessing the genesis of plastic-based lifeforms :P
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by vvvv 13y ago
"That is all just value-added services that protect their reputation and deepen their relationship with customers. That's all." Surely, delighting your customers in the provision of your product/service is what a success
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by vvvv 13y ago
That's premium economy, although actual value for extra money depends on an airline. In fact, the whole experience depends massively on the airline of your choice, with US airlines, in my opinion, being well towards the bottom of the p
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by vvvv 13y ago
Whatever you think it'll cost to allow somebody else to go on the 10 day course in your area.
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by vvvv 13y ago
> Trying to tackle programming and English at the same time makes for quite a barrier. That's how I played all games as a kid :) Civilisation + dictionary FTW
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EToro Social Investment Network Receives FCA License(reuters.com)
1 points by vvvv 13y ago|0 comments
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The Confectionery Cannon, a face-tracking, auto-reloading marshmallow turret(confectionerycannon.com)
2 points by vvvv 13y ago|0 comments
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How I made sure all 12 of my kids could pay for college themselves(qz.com)
5 points by vvvv 13y ago|1 comments