grew from start-up through IPO, collectively achieving well over $100 billion in new market value. Venture money keeps flowing into start-ups, to the point where $100 million fundraising rounds seem unremarkable.
But as anybody who lived through the dot-com bust or Great Recession can tell you, a lot of things will change in a downturn. Depending on how deep and how long any recession lasts, look out for the following: Owners will be looking to restructure and engage in creative business recombinations. Mergers, spinoffs, buyouts, you name it — assuming financing is available.
Big companies will abandon speculative or underperforming business units. On the plus side, this will leave new room for start-ups to find disruptive business models that the giants are suddenly too scared to touch.
Trump want the tech in Russia and the Baltic’s
CNBC beating the drum again for a recession. Their agenda more political than financial. US economy slowing down a bit driven by anti Trump leftist democrats trying to take down the president instead of focusing on productive legislation.
Excellent! Hopefully these unprofitable SJW companies collapse. Enough of the scam IPOs, super-overvalued stock, and clown world controversies!
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And this is news! Why ?
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