What happened to the public corporation? | Business Beyond

From Apple to Sony and Adidas, many of the world’s most famous companies are also public corporations, meaning anyone can invest in them. Yet these days, fewer firms in wealthy economies are organizing as corporations-and many appear to have little interest in going public. But why? And what does the trend mean for investors and economies?
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[@evovn5835]

why remove the "lol"

[@siddharthlohochab8029]

I can still see it on my side. maybe they are A/B testing multiple thumbnails

[@rehakos]

Thumbnail 👏😄

[@justinlegault8700]

lol Amazon is worth 10 times more than ipo in 1999. 4:30

[@richardcampbell7255]

“Shipping expeditions” better known as colonization. Why sugar coat it?

[@Never-ending_]

It doesn't need to be colonisation. Most of It was simple trade. Colonisation was mostly a govt endeavor.

[@stompysnake8233]

Nobody cares

[@prashanthb6521]

Private equity market has to be merged with Public equity but after retaining some privacy. It should become a subclass of the stock market. But they should be tradable by public.

[@mycosys]

They dont want you in their club, and you cant force them to let you.

[@AnotherBrownKid]

At least get your facts right. Amazon is NOT 10x from where it IPO'd. its hundreds times more than that.

[@mcmadinho]

its obvious if you have a budget why go public and lose a stake of the profit

[@mycosys]

How would that be different selling to a private investor?

[@albertoserrano67]

Private investors is all you need to know

[@lvill3633]

pump and dump.

[@patrickgz]

short sell along the way down

[@shoaibjanjua1516]

True

[@urimtefiki226]

I am inventor and I have not been paid even one euro for my work, the bullshiter is making investment through plandering of my invention.

[@m3talHalide-rt2fz]

wild how much the intro seems to miss the dynamic; the mag 7? theres been a massive consolidation of capital, not a shrinking of the % of GDP associated to public companies. there are larger private companies, spacex, some financials, but the lion share is public. OWNERSHIP and especially voting rights are mostly held by institutions, but more money than ever is in institutionally managed retirement accounts and the funds used in them. it would be easier to ask why spacex remains private. if a company would rather not be bound to regulation, shareholders, and quarterly proctology exams, and has the money to stay private, why give their future profits away? imagine you started a business with a simple loan from a bank, after repaying the loan would you want them asking for future dividends? being able to remain private is a blessing when its a choice. cases like michael dell who took his company private to fix mismanagement are not as common as they should be, but thats mostly because there arent many michael dells. it was his focus on his company, knowing it better than any investor or manager that was able to bring it back, not public accountability.

[@tahsinaaron5563]

1+1+1

[@lotus-chain]

PE Kill economy in long term positions. IPO the solution for long term positioning. The world economy need to a reform

[@dc-pg5or]

not even a single woman in this video? the lack of diversity is very disappointing from a public broadcaster

[@ayeinharsh]

Wtf mate 😂