I cannot read "New York Times" without thinking "failing". It's been forever ruined for me.
It's 2007, and the New York Times is shocked that Facebook's valuation is nearly half of Yahoo's, and that Google is worth more than IBM.https://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/17/business/media/17bubble.html …
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Maybe try reading it?
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The positive correlation between number of employees and the total valuation really don't make any sense nowadays.
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"Consider Facebook, the popular but financially unproven social network" A huehue
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Btw, the crisis have knocked the doors in a few months after that post :)
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After 10 years Yahoo is nowhere.
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Paul, I love laughing at those stories too. It’s a hobby of mine. But why broadly diss/dismiss the NYTimes to your impressionable acolytes who may not (have time to) be much exposed to the disenfranchised or less privileged people whom NYTimes does an important job representing
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Does it? The kind of stories I've read out of the NYT in the last few weeks include: complaining that NYC is abandoning the interests of car owners by making 14th street car-free; complaining that Paris is abandoning the interests of car owners by making Paris green.
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Nice read!
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in retrospect. so what is up for now so we can look back in 10 years and say the same. Bitcoin, AI ??
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