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Are secretive, family-owned, privately-held stockless enterprises the superior corporate /biz/iness model?

>> No.51621938

>>51621865
>stockless
>corporate
pick one

>> No.51621965

>>51621865
probably. the cost of going public is pretty steep and it usually degenerates into the (((board of directors))) and the (((executive leadership team))) making everyone's life, including their own, a living hell in a desperate attempt to suck the shareholders' cocks 24/7. private equity owned enterprises are almost as bad as publicly traded, however.

>> No.51621988

>>51621865
Cargill bought the rights to "who let the dogs out" and held it briefly

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>>51621938
Yes.

>> No.51622516

>>51621938
OP is maybe connfused.

Private corporations not being traded are like corporation but very secretive on who owns shares. But they still have stocks.

>> No.51622530

>>51621988
based trivia disperser

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>>51621865
The operation in High River is all foreign workers. I assume they all are. Anything as long as the meat is dirt cheap.