Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
if someone asked me about a rapper like that i'd take it for the insult it is. meanwhile you celebrate it.
Yeah I think we need an espousal thread and get you up out of here. Bout to out a dot on your head and I ain’t talking about your coolie daddy.
breh
the same way google, microsoft, oracle etc are american despite being headed by indians and despite share ownership distribution.
Oracle is owned by Larry Elison and its CEOs are American
Google is run by an Indian American and Israeli American and owned by an American company whose chairman is John Hennessey
None of these companies are majority owned by another country like arms is
Nice try low IQ half head.
same way nissan is japanese despite having been run by non-japanese (ghosn) and part-owned by foreign shareholders.
Renault owns 15% Nissan. Soft Bank owns 87% of Arms Holding
US banks are subject to Chinese law in China. Are they Chinese?ffs breh. company domicile is a facet of law (legal) rather than of share ownership. arm holdings is incorporated in the UK and operates and is subject to British law.
British microchip designer Arm says it will not pursue a London stock exchange listing this year.![]()
i "have" work to do ..
damn right.
i'll see if my bank can find something suitable for you.
that's work![]()
The Cambridge-based firm designs the tech behind processors - commonly known as chips - that power devices from smartphones to game consoles.
Reports in January said Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had restarted talks with Arm's owner, Japanese investment giant SoftBank, about a possible UK listing.
Arm says it decided a sole US listing in 2023 was "the best path forward".
Chief executive Rene Haas said in a statement: "After engagement with the British Government and the [Financial Conduct Authority] over several months, SoftBank and Arm have determined that pursuing a US-only listing of Arm in 2023 is the best path forward for the company and its stakeholders."
Arm's decision not to pursue a listing on the London Stock Exchange this year has raised concerns that the UK market is not doing enough to attract tech company stock offerings, with US exchanges seen to offer higher profiles and valuations.
SoftBank Group Corp's founder and chief executive Masayoshi Son said last year he would probably look to the tech-heavy Nasdaq exchange for a potential Arm listing.
Arm had a dual listing on the London stock exchange and the Nasdaq for 18 years, before it was bought by SoftBank for $32bn (£26.7bn) in 2016.
Russ Shaw CBE, founder of Tech London Advocates and Global Tech Advocates, said Arm's statement offered "glimpses of hope" for its commitment to its British roots, but Arm and SoftBank's decision to opt for a sole US listing is "a significant blow to the UK tech sector".
Mr Shaw said it is also "disappointing news for the London Stock Exchange and the heritage and future of the UK semiconductor industry".
					
				Arm opts for New York stock listing in blow to London
The 'crown jewel' of the UK tech sector says it will only pursue a US listing this year.
				Impoverished country
 yeah you better get back to work coolie. No wonder you need 10 degrees and moved to America lmao.Probably why America upsets you. All the brehs keep making fun of your gay accent and hairline

	

		
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