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No, he died the next day, following multiple heart attacks.

Sounds like your comment was written by a literal child.

From what I've read, their yearly revenue is around $15 billion.

I guess I'll hold off selling then.

While it is impressive, I'd call it a side effect of his narcissism rather than leadership.

Just $10k for every full time employee in the US is over 1.3 trillion dollars, so your numbers are pretty far off.

Established ERP systems take so long to configure that sometimes, it makes more sense to write your own in-house. Tesla did just that. And in only 4 months.

Can't speak for the others, but Spigen is a well known and generally well-trusted brand.

I wonder if the pricing structure will be the same for taxis and ride sharing cars. I'd hope so, but something tells me the taxi lobbyists probably worked out a better deal.

Well, the people leaving the comments aren't actually doing anything illegal. Nor are the people that aggregate these videos with the intent to appeal to pedophiles. That's what makes this such a difficult issue to combat.

Agreed. And I imagine that if Spotify succeeds, then Apple might eventually follow suit and start picking up exclusives. At that point, there's no going back.

It's interesting that you need at least 501 karma to be able to downvote comments and posts, but only 31 to flag submissions. Kind of surprising considering that they say a flag is essentially a "super" downvote.