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Tech Companies - US vs EU vs China

beebee
edited June 3 in Fund Discussions
Europe is generating far fewer unicorns—new, privately held companies that are worth more than $1 billion—than China and the U.S. Unicorns are a good measure of capitalist innovation; they are almost always fast-growing firms that have found a new way of doing something and are shaking up an existing industry.
https://wsj.com/tech/europe-global-tech-race

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  • beebee
    Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup

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  • Old_JoeOld_Joe
    A couple of weeks ago in a different thread I mentioned a report that I had come across in The Wall Street Journal, which was very negative on the future of Europe's technology sectors in a comparison to the U.S.

    Here's a free link to that report-
  • yogibearbullyogibearbull
    Unicorns are global phenomena. So, don't overlook Asian unicorns. When economic growth is high, as in Asia, unicorns also grow like weeds.

    Unicorn by countries:
    US 656, China 168, India 71, UK 53, Germany 30.....

    From the link, I counted 160 for Europe, quite respectable.

    https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/unicorns-by-country
  • wifol77516
    Great insights into the tech company landscape across the US, EU, and China—thanks for sharing!
    When student deadlines pile up and I’m juggling work and study, I’ll pay someone to do my assignment at MyAssignmentHelp so I can keep the focus on understanding industry trends like these.
  • gman57
    edited October 22
    Are some of these unicorns just because of the amount of money sloshing around in the US though they are not real unicorns? I'm constantly reading how this new startup or that new startup raised millions or billions. i.e. they didn't really earn it they're just in the right place at the right time.
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