Sounds very Florida public schooling. Just not the case in states like MA (re: quality and efficacy of education).
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That's pretty standard, even for well-run chains. Gives the primary business (making food profitably) a huge cash infusion, and removes a distraction.
Obviously deal terms are important, but that action on its own isn't stripping for the sake of stripping.
And here I thought your somehow hooked up a cat feeder to alerts.
Regardless, very cute - what’s your cat’s name?
Depends on the structure - Public OpCo controlled by non-profit worked out well for Novo Nordisk. Get the resources needed from the public markets, but still maintain the mission-driven control and focus on diabetes.
Hard to understand unless it’s converted to football fields.
@dang serial spammer
I cannot believe that username was available.
A brave, throwaway opinion.
That sounds really low
$5000 in AWS credits if you spend a month in Amazon Prime Prison™
To the surprise of absolutely no one.
The cynical response there is “It would’ve performed even better if it was a subscription”
Yep, European is a step up from American for sure. Still not as good as Japanese ones IMO.
It’s relative to western convenience store food. Gas station sandwiches are some of the most depressing meals in existence.
So do Americans, that argument doesn’t hold water.
That was a quote from Facebook’s official response to the leaks.
The display ad on mobile cuts the article in a really odd way.
GCP revenue rises from $3Bn to $4.6Bn, but how does that track against AWS and MSFT?
JFK and EWR don't have direct connections to public transit, but instead offer a mediocre people mover to a nearby train station. LGA only has a bus.
I can't believe he's been dead for months, the Instagram post that announced it says he passed away on Oct. 31st.
Can you make the right hand div with the solar status a tad wider? The scroll bar cuts off the units of measure on Chrome + Windows.
Because in 2020, it's still a far simpler and better product than anything else at 1 thing - getting large video conferencing to be seamless.
It's truly comical how bad Twitter is at managing it's acquisitions. Time and time again, they get the initial idea right, then squander it.
I've had a Peak Design backpack for about a year now. Best money I've spent on a backpack yet.
How does this compare to SuperMetrics?
Sounds super interesting, do you have a link?
Won't lie, I love watching videos or listening to podcasts in the shower.
Retail investors contribute to Tesla's financing by offering interest free loans in the form of pre-order deposits.
Mostly agree. However, I think pure software companies/ software companies that have far less human complexity can get away with building better software over improving processes and compliance.
As someone working in healthcare, I can attest to the value in getting an healthcare org to adopt standardized workflows. I'll take an org that follows process over better software that isn't used in a consistent manner.
There is too much operational and human complexity to solve healthcare with software alone.
Military contracts