Originally posted by BR14
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Originally posted by AtW View Postreduce red fecking tape.
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Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostIs M-12 SKA still (if it ever officially was ) based in the UK?
But if I could redo things I'd certainly set it up offshore, not for the purpose of saving on taxes (which would not have worked if management in the UK), but to reduce red fecking tape.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat was the last software/Internet company that got 100 bln stock market valuation in the UK?
As I said - there is a fundamental reason why such compaines are not in the UK - it's somethng MPs should have concerned themselves about.
If it's such a bad place to do such things, can get a cruise liner cheap (plenty are/were moored off the west coast this year) as a floating office and sail into international waters and declare independence from any laws or taxes. After a few years can trade up to one of those new UK aircraft carriers they'll be flogging on ebay, for private security.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou are welcome to take up the challenge.
As I said - there is a fundamental reason why such compaines are not in the UK - it's somethng MPs should have concerned themselves about.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostMarket Summary > Zoom Video Communications Inc NASDAQ: ZM
Mkt cap109.79B
zoom market value - Google Search
Market Summary > BP plc LON: BP
Mkt cap53.05B
bp market value - Google Search
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Let me repeat the question: why isn't it a British company instead of Chinese doing what Zoom does?
Though just to warn you papers like the Torygraph will only consider you British until your software gets hacked/it has a massive data breach.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostBoris' Mass Testing in Dover now supported by French firefighters. Bojo can't organise a pi$$up in....
Though oddly I have to believe you as this government is so utterly incompetent.
Funny that the Germans and French are coming to the rescue...
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWhy reinvent the wheel?
Mkt cap 109.79B
zoom market value - Google Search
Market Summary > BP plc LON: BP
Mkt cap 53.05B
bp market value - Google Search
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Let me repeat the question: why isn't it a British company instead of Chinese doing what Zoom does?
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhy British MPs use Chinese software to discuss illness caused by a virus originated from China?
Maybe they should discuss over a phone why there are no successful British alternatives to Zoom.
P.S. Also using Zoom for work!
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Why British MPs use Chinese software to discuss illness caused by a virus originated from China?
Maybe they should discuss over a phone why there are no successful British alternatives to Zoom.
P.S. Also using Zoom for work!
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostHundreds of MPs fuming after being locked out of Covid Zoom meeting | Metro News
They can't operate Zoom; how do you think mass testing at Dover is going to go?
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Hundreds of MPs fuming after being locked out of Covid Zoom meeting | Metro News
Hundreds of members of Parliament were left fuming after being locked out of an ‘all MPs’ Government Covid-19 virtual meeting.
The Government was described as ‘inept’, ‘incompetent’ and a ‘mess’ after up to 550 MPs couldn’t join a Zoom meeting because it had reached its participant limit of 100.
MPs had been invited to the Wednesday afternoon meeting to be briefed by the deputy chief medical officer and ministers over the latest coronavirus restrictions ahead of the 3pm No 10 press conference. But when many attempted to log on for the 2.30pm start they were told the meeting was at capacity.
Labour MP Neil Coyle told HuffPost UK: ‘Inept is not a good enough word for this clusterf**k of s**thousery.’
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