> In DraftKing’s case, Robins realized he had a relationships problem. DraftKings had no relationships with lawmakers, which meant no open dialog or opportunity to create common ground. So they invested in lobbyists, started meeting with local officials, and ultimately helped craft laws that made lawmakers happy but kept DraftKings in business.
Ah yes. "Here's a tip to make the world worse."
Not that they're wrong, but that's such a disappointing example.
Ah yes. "Here's a tip to make the world worse."
Not that they're wrong, but that's such a disappointing example.