alt Hacker NewsShouldn't it be worrying that companies are required to make consistent gains* for shareholders and investors? At some point, a company will naturally reach a market saturation point.
* ETA: I meant "growth" here, not profit
Shouldn't it be worrying that companies are required to make consistent gains* for shareholders and investors? At some point, a company will naturally reach a market saturation point.
* ETA: I meant "growth" here, not profit
If it can't generate profit, it's worth more liquidated than operating.
Employees should buy out investors if they want to keep operating for their own personal profit.