Swenani wrote:obiero wrote:Mike Ock wrote:@obiero here is research by Credit Suisse
https://www.cnbc.com/201...any-under-20-years.html
For the conspiracy theorists, the Kenyatta family's Brookside has been revealed to be the supplier with the biggest debt owed by Nakumatt and they have launched a High Court petition to wind down this useless shop so that they get their money back:
http://www.businessdaily...3736-euociyz/index.html
There is no conspiracy here, just terrible terrible business. I hope that the Kenyatta family can put the final nail in the Nakumatt coffin
From the article I gather that S&P 500 companies are getting younger based on newer entrants in the same space
Getting younger or having a shorter life span based on disruption?
Does having a shorter life span means you are getting younger Sibuor?
@mzee vvs companies such as Facebook and Twitter are less or about 10 years old so when an average is done, they will say look companies are now on average only 20 years old, but not because JC Penny, Chase, Walmart Et al are closed or closing, but because there are many new young firms
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