Amazon used to be an online retailer for physical books - now they're a computing giant.
AMEX, IBM, Netflix used to sell DVD, Starbucks used to sell coffee machines.
I can go on and on.
My point is: it is possible for a business to "reign forever", Twitter in context.
Tiffany launched in 1837 selling stationaries - still in business as a jewelry store.
LG that does electronics today started out selling cosmetics in 1958.
Between 1993 and 97, Apple was selling portable CD players.
Nokia used to produce electrical cables and boots.
Since this conversation is spiralling, let's talk about products.
PayPal started in 1998 as a cryptography company then morphed into a payments system - 25 years after, they're still in business.
Nintendo launched in 1889, did cards, launched a TV, still in business.
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Please note
- Equity-based and you will be paid an outstanding salary when funds are in.