High revenue growth is a good clue -- but even more important is that they are steadily gaining market share compared to their (often much larger) competitors. Gaining market share alone doesn't make a company successful -- many early-stage disruptors are unprofitable, and profits have to come eventually. Most companies don't publish this information, and the boundaries of a given market aren't always well-defined. Read More...
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Which Billionaire Owns The Most Land In The U.S.? Hint, It’s Not Bill Gates
Earlier this year, in May, claims were made that Microsoft Corp co-founder Bill Gates owned the majority of America’s farmland. While that is false, with the billionaire amassing nearly 270,000 acres of farmland across the country, compared to 900 million total farm acres, a different billionaire privately owns 2.2 million acres, making him the largest landowner in the U.S. John Malone, the former CEO of Tele-Communications Inc., which AT&T Inc. purchased for more than $50 billion in 1999, has a
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