Once again Netflix just failed to acquire Warner Bros. It happens. That's the nature of business. Mergers fail, competitors rise up, product lines that were profitable for years eventually die out, etc. Im hoping that companies start investing more in people who have the capabilities to think through these types of business challenges instead of just farming out large divisions to low cost countries. Eventually with the business environment being where it is, Human Resources are going to be much more important in the future. Eventually, it will go back to being a strategic advantage rather than being a simple OpEx calculation.
To get there though, the model at these business schools which always recommend to replace people with drones will have to change. I want to see the government let more businesses fail like Spirit. The government has to stop stepping in anytime a business needs assistance.
Bros the "amazon" of trading cards, collectable garbage, and shoes is kinda a good idea
If they just focus on people sending in shit to be graded, they hold on to the merch until it's sold and then ship it off. The seller just needs to send in the crap and list it.
Just like how old Amazon would take your stacks and stacks of used books and hold them for you until they sold, then ship them out.
Idk im gay