Killing random mergers for no reason, is killing the only exit left for many companies (the IPO door is closed now).
That is massively anti-startup in my book.
That is massively anti-startup in my book.
> only exit left for many companies
Quite the injection of hardline ideology in what was otherwise a rather reasoned discussion on economics in the real world.
Time is money. Thats why lottery winners often take a lump sum payment instead of an annuity.
There is nothing wrong with cashing in your chips now vs gambling your winnings for an uncertain future.