33302 pts ยท July 6, 2012
I never use this at work.
Where am I going to play demo's and collect the metallic Mue Pokemon card now?
No time for death when you got to ball
Don;t worry about it boss
He ded?
Draymond has a similar strategy hes known for
vomit. also damn another miss-spelled word. 7
my fellow mellinials drives me crazy. The need to be polarizing drives me crazy. I got those vibes from this and that's caused my finger 6
valid if they are emotionally charged when you only look at numbers, as those don't have feelings. 'damn the man' mantra of 5
those challenges are in place to protect interests of consumers and quantifies the impact in a measurable way. It makes 'opinions' less 4
2) sorry, pending how condensed the industry is or the change in how condensed the industry is there will be a challenge by Uncle Sam 3
look into pre/post merger and impact on the competitive landscape. HHI Index is a good example of such a thing. Pending where the
They get punished valuation wise. I'm not sure your conglomerate is what I think off as a conglomerate. And there are measure that 1
to see how the sausage is made. 8
You sound like a dude who has a BBA or a MBA from an adequate school but has never actually gone into the factory 7
5) if it works ownership in the company will pay off. If it doesn't exec's get canned and the company tries something new. 6
back in November. If it works out the acquiring company can produce a better product or the same at a better price. Markets react and
that to de-incentivize (i suck w/ spelling) firms from doing that. Vertical M&A is like Tesla buying that buying that battery company 4
operates in more then one area (clothes and food) their valuation as a whole will be less then if they were separate. Market has done 3
You are referring to two things as though they are one. I'll address both. Conglomerates get punish by the market. If a company 2
Vertical and conglomerates are two different things. Vertically oriented M&A is oriented in the same business. Conglomerate is not. 1
Idk. I would exactly call the DMV a hub-ub of work, efficiency, & talent. 2 kinds of ppl, those who work for the government & everyone else
No it's not. Fixed assets are the biggest expense for any non-consumer gig (as in painting).Maintenance Capex will trump wages in most firms
So best to try to find new work as you can get higher wages, on a relative scale (cost of living), for similar work currently. (3)
Unemployment at cyclical lows should yield price appreciation (wages). Haven't happened as much. Disparity b/w jolts and unemployment (2)
JOLTS report have signalled the same thing for a year and a half. Demand for labor, in the macro, is at cyclical highs. That w/ (1)
You sound rather informed. Please share your souces, ideally not a 23 year old who works for Huffington Post or The Atlantic.
Get in.
We all know what this [deleted] said lol
For a second I thought you were some lune who was talking about vaccines. I felt dumb and as a dumb person wanted to share in my supidity.
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Where am I going to play demo's and collect the metallic Mue Pokemon card now?
No time for death when you got to ball
Don;t worry about it boss
He ded?
Draymond has a similar strategy hes known for
vomit. also damn another miss-spelled word. 7
my fellow mellinials drives me crazy. The need to be polarizing drives me crazy. I got those vibes from this and that's caused my finger 6
valid if they are emotionally charged when you only look at numbers, as those don't have feelings. 'damn the man' mantra of 5
those challenges are in place to protect interests of consumers and quantifies the impact in a measurable way. It makes 'opinions' less 4
2) sorry, pending how condensed the industry is or the change in how condensed the industry is there will be a challenge by Uncle Sam 3
look into pre/post merger and impact on the competitive landscape. HHI Index is a good example of such a thing. Pending where the
They get punished valuation wise. I'm not sure your conglomerate is what I think off as a conglomerate. And there are measure that 1
to see how the sausage is made. 8
You sound like a dude who has a BBA or a MBA from an adequate school but has never actually gone into the factory 7
5) if it works ownership in the company will pay off. If it doesn't exec's get canned and the company tries something new. 6
back in November. If it works out the acquiring company can produce a better product or the same at a better price. Markets react and
that to de-incentivize (i suck w/ spelling) firms from doing that. Vertical M&A is like Tesla buying that buying that battery company 4
operates in more then one area (clothes and food) their valuation as a whole will be less then if they were separate. Market has done 3
You are referring to two things as though they are one. I'll address both. Conglomerates get punish by the market. If a company 2
Vertical and conglomerates are two different things. Vertically oriented M&A is oriented in the same business. Conglomerate is not. 1
Idk. I would exactly call the DMV a hub-ub of work, efficiency, & talent. 2 kinds of ppl, those who work for the government & everyone else
No it's not. Fixed assets are the biggest expense for any non-consumer gig (as in painting).Maintenance Capex will trump wages in most firms
So best to try to find new work as you can get higher wages, on a relative scale (cost of living), for similar work currently. (3)
Unemployment at cyclical lows should yield price appreciation (wages). Haven't happened as much. Disparity b/w jolts and unemployment (2)
JOLTS report have signalled the same thing for a year and a half. Demand for labor, in the macro, is at cyclical highs. That w/ (1)
You sound rather informed. Please share your souces, ideally not a 23 year old who works for Huffington Post or The Atlantic.
Get in.
We all know what this [deleted] said lol
For a second I thought you were some lune who was talking about vaccines. I felt dumb and as a dumb person wanted to share in my supidity.
Novotes