@williamlegate@rowancheung@btaylor Oh! That’s new learning for me, but makes sense especially for SF! I suppose if those leaving the company still owning a lot of the company shares, then that’d make sense for them to choose to not compete. Which is not the case here….
@rowancheung@btaylor If Google’s Bard and others move in, it might be like the Internet Explorer history repeating again. I.e. Microsoft thought they owned the market, then…
@AlGoody421@rowancheung@btaylor Yeah, you don’t make major decisions like firing the CEO AND the Chairman, without running it past the major investor i.e. Microsoft.
@BrianFeroldi $BNTX or Pfizer or similar vaccine stocks look like damaged stocks, revenue was great loads of cash in the bank, but investors sentiment are not so great for these biotech even though their technologies can be used for other diseases
@therealbigjonno@ColinGavaghan@thetimes Good info Jono. Can’t help to think then as a religious satire, how did we think Adam and Eve and their children grew the human population?
14% of petroleum is used for making plastics. What happens when it runs out? Plant based plastics have got to be the future. This start-up maybe one to watch. https://t.co/bqrUI0imqC
@aydinke Found this“Banks now pay extra 8% Corporation Tax on top of standard 19% CT, making a total of 27%. CT is going up from 19% to 25%. Without changing the 8% surcharge, banks would pay 33%, many banks have dual listing and could simply leave the UK tax regime. They will now pay 28%