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Post by Deleted on Dec 29, 2021 15:40:46 GMT 10
I’ve mainly heard bad things with the businesses and companies having to give up what made them stand out, unique or special or they both had to go under.
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Post by slashpop on Dec 29, 2021 20:30:20 GMT 10
I’ve mainly heard bad things with the businesses and companies having to give up what made them stand out, unique or special or they both had to go under. I mean usually when a company is bought by a bigger group it usually looses some form of its original character and the other takes more control in general as a company ex meta. Disney acquiring Lucasfilm stuff is also good example, but sometimes the brand acquiring or merging the company has the potential to offer more or do things better.
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Post by John Titor on Dec 30, 2021 2:27:07 GMT 10
I’ve mainly heard bad things with the businesses and companies having to give up what made them stand out, unique or special or they both had to go under. The CW lol for the worst
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Post by John Titor on Dec 30, 2021 7:13:00 GMT 10
Lol I guess that’s one of those irreversible moments in pop culture. I wish the CW would just go back to The WB one day
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Post by al on Dec 31, 2021 12:40:27 GMT 10
I guess it can be better than losing the company entirely. For example, I was in Macy's today and noticed a sign that says ToysRUS is coming to the store in 2022. That seems beneficial for both, better than losing the toy store when there aren't many around, and for getting traffic into Macy's and the mall in general. There are times though where the product feels driven into the ground, like it's worse than being dead. Sometimes it allows a company to expand in ways it couldn't on its own, which can be good for bringing it to more people. Another example I can think of is Amazon and Whole Foods, which is bringing more organic and unusual foods into areas that might not otherwise get them. The bad side of that is that now you are dealing with such a huge corporation when you go to buy groceries, rather than supporting smaller possibly local companies, and possibly creating barriers to entry for anyone else. It can be pretty subjective.
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