As far as Google goes - how much money do you actually need to run your business with a modest return to investors - do no evil? Sorry you've lost it!
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you're my new favorite thinker.
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Petition the regulator Companies can't be expected to impale themselves
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Preach, Anand!
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Let the competitors innovate rather than looking to the government to help them
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or, since this appears to be a multi company goal, companies in the S&P 500 could reduce annual buybacks by 10% and inject that $50 billion into the economy through new projects instead of enriching the already wealthy. That might raise wages some...
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what's more, I fear US companies are mortgaging the future of US innovation for short term investor and executive returns...
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come on Anand, you can use the u***n word
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I’m really looking forward to reading your book - it’s next on my list of must-reads. Assuming one company does actually break up its monopoly, would another not take its place? Where should government intervention that targets the system allowing monopolies to form come in?
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hear hear!
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