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Not So Fast, Linux (Business Week)Not So Fast, Linux (Business Week)Posted Oct 29, 2004 16:50 UTC (Fri) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330)In reply to: Not So Fast, Linux (Business Week) by mmarq Parent article: Not So Fast, Linux (Business Week)
It will work out because Microsoft will have to give deeper and deeper discounts to compete, and this will cause their revenue to decline each year on a year-to-year basis. They have piles of cash, true, but public corporations are expected by their investors to grow, not shrink.
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Not So Fast, Linux (Business Week) Posted Oct 29, 2004 17:29 UTC (Fri) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link] " They have piles of cash, true, but public corporations are expected by their investors to grow, not shrink. "
Oh come on... 'Remember Enron'... when it was no more possible to cook-book... letting Microsoft get away with criminal activity is exactly what they want to continue sitting on top of a financial pyramid, without distributing any dividend( or almost none)... and that is why they are protected by goverments, specialy the USA, because they are a financial Icon,.. not because of their crap software products or the Open Source menace( classified as commie-pro by right wing financial sharks)...
Should Other corporations (IBM, HP, RH, NOVELL...) sitt iddle with fear of 'goverment entalgments' and lose money for their shareholders ?,... or should they fight-back in the press no mattering Microsoft having a heavier machine?
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