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minus-square【J】【u】【s】【t】【Z】@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkarrow-up7·1 year agoRight. I think the point though is that investors come in and they don’t give a shit about what they invested in as long as they get a return. Whereas somebody who cared about the company might invest in such a way that the company may survive even if the return is not that great. The investors come in and force the company to agree to terms and of course those terms do not favor the company, they favor the investors.
Right. I think the point though is that investors come in and they don’t give a shit about what they invested in as long as they get a return.
Whereas somebody who cared about the company might invest in such a way that the company may survive even if the return is not that great.
The investors come in and force the company to agree to terms and of course those terms do not favor the company, they favor the investors.