While we look into this, Opire (an open-source bounties site) has lots of short-term opportunities.
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While we look into this, Opire (an open-source bounties site) has lots of short-term opportunities.
The problem is they built campuses and feel stupid about devaluing them. Combine that with a backwards mindset and, for most companies, the situation becomes clear.
It’s really that simple.
Did all of the media outlets organize together for months in advance to be able to release everything today? The content and production quality makes it seem like this release was planned months in advance.
Also, assuming they did, what’s the process all of these news organizations go through in order to plan such a release on the same exact day? The planning of the release in such a coordinated way is almost questionable itself, though it would be good to get insight into this.
https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication%20Files/Work%20from%20An...
I’m sure the culture, infrastructure, and other variables as they relate to a company have an ability to greatly change the outcome.
$25b market cap, with 2019 full year net revenue being $538m, up 43% year-on-year.
https://www.adyen.com/investor-relations/news/h2-2019-financ...
Stripe:
Significantly less than Adyen, as many have reported.
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Same business model, with Adyen having a higher operating margin.
This should be interesting to see how this plays out. Either Adyen will skyrocket in value, or Stripe will decrease in value.
We, and I'm sure other companies, would love to partner with TransferWise, however they've yet to create API's that allows for a product to work with their system effectively. Once they do so, this will be a game changer for doing payroll globally.
I’m not saying it’s at the same standard as being peer reviewed, though it’s more likely than not that the conclusions from this data will remain true based on both the data and the correlation.
Is this a typo or are they politicizing SARS here so people think it’s something else?
I’d really like to know how much each laser, pellet, metal case, etc will likely cost in this and how difficult it will be to create each one.
I would have to imagine that these lasers will be the most difficult part of all of this. It will also be good to know how long each laser lasts and how much power they require to operate effectively.
If it’s the former, it’s unbelievable.
We believe our arguments are a bit more pointed and speak to the dynamics of the gig economy vs. [name your catchy other economy here].
They're at $25b.
How is $35b justified?