Not always a bad thing, provided a company has a good long-term strategy. Amazon, at the beginning, burned through a ton of cash underpricing competitors in order to drive them out of business.
WeWork did it to make their CEO rich and so he could look cool, somewhat less of a good strategy.
Not always a bad thing, provided a company has a good long-term strategy. Amazon, at the beginning, burned through a ton of cash underpricing competitors in order to drive them out of business.
WeWork did it to make their CEO rich and so he could look cool, somewhat less of a good strategy.
Was Amazon ever outspending revenue by more than two to one?
I don’t recall the exact numbers, TBH. I just recall that for many, many years their cash burn was immense.