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Comment #48894099
Ditto in the UK.
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Comment #48732319
I didn't say it would be decent, just that it might make financial sense.
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Comment #48731162
> building a worse version of AWS just so that it is "European" makes no financial sense Unless it becomes necessary because of EU regulation?
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Comment #48720639
More likely United I'd say
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Comment #48716792
Funny to see Marmite on a menu for a (presumably) fancy NYC restaurant https://pudding.cool/2026/06/menu-story/assets/menus/474586....
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Comment #48647202
That's a fair point, it would be more interesting to compare the salary to equivalent, family-owned private companies (although I'm sure most of them don't disclose that sort of th…
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Comment #48642175
> Her salary of £421 million in 2020 was 50% higher than it was in 2019, and higher than all FTSE 100 Index CEOs combined.
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Comment #48631588
Ah I see, I wasn't aware of the Cash ISA change too, thanks.
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Comment #48630191
Wasn't it something like a 3-4% reduction in private school pupil numbers? And some of those would have ended up homeschooled rather than state.
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Comment #48630127
I think they're clamping down on cash held in Stocks and Shares ISAs, not Cash ISAs.
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Comment #48582758
True, but it avoids any unknowns when the office manager is organising a senior leadership lunch meeting. "Nobody ever got fired for buying Pret".
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Comment #48568517
Recommend Corning Museum of Glass (upstate NY) for similar reasons. Really awesome.
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Comment #48555490
> The main reason humanity hasn't meaningfully started expanding into space is because it used to cost $54,000 to get a liter of water into space. Am I naive in thinking that we ha…
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Comment #48473608
I guess it's a bit like the nuclear deterrent. The threat of them raising prices or refusing to sell to other countries might be enough.
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Comment #48445447
It's been downhill since FB removed pokes.
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Comment #48396136
> Ursa will probably be gone in 10 years Or worse, absorbed by one of the big manufacturers.
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Comment #48356395
I mean, the Hay Festival is in Wales. You don't have to be in America to be affected.
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Comment #48355642
Can you go up without going to the restaurant?
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Comment #48355574
I wonder if it’d also related to the reduced length of time that people stay in a job now? Why invest in training a junior if they’ll move jobs as soon as they reach mid-level.
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Comment #48280743
Wouldn't the Purosangue be the competitor though?
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Comment #48280727
Does Ferrari have the same "relationship requirements" as other high-end manufacturers? I.e. to get the latest and greatest ICE sports case, you'll need to buy one of these first.
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Comment #48246367
How much of that comes right back to the government, in the form of tax income?
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Comment #48177141
Are these the kind you could DIY-install on a balcony for example?
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Comment #48132754
Smoking on airplanes is the one that just seemed like an accident waiting to happen. And yet there were (relatively) few incidents caused by cigarettes.
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Comment #48049098
IMO purely people management (1:1s, promotions, goal-setting, staffing/resourcing, involvement in hiring).