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May 9
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 I saw an interesting figure in today's San Jose Mercury News. The top 150 companies in Silicon Valley had a combined market value on Friday of $1.18 Trillion Dollars. That's Google + Intel + Yahoo + Sun Microsystems + 146 other top companies = $1.18 trillion. Well, if all the average Japanese households got together and went to the bank they could buy all of Silicon Valley TWICE. Japan has a lot of money in the bank. Why aren't more companies going after the Japanese market? What do you think? |
Im thinking they dont know about targeting the japanese market or they dont have a division over in japan.
i think that america just thinks they are the best and they dont need foreign companies. If it was me i would jump on that gravy train right now.
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i think in some ways it is easier to sell crap to america. we all just gotta have it, the whole bigger and better mentality.
Posted by: james roper | May 9, 2006 9:05 AM | Permalink to Comment