The Hidden Economics of Owning an Offshore Oil Rig
Every business has a public price — and a real one. The Price of Ownership breaks down the economics of owning the world's most unusual businesses and assets: nuclear plants, toll roads, private prisons, funeral homes, self-storage facilities, and everything in between. No motivational fluff. No lifestyle content. Just the numbers that owners know and nobody else does. New episode every week. Topics: The Economics of Owning, business breakdown, how businesses make money, cost of ownership, unusual businesses, hidden costs, financial analysis, business economics, how companies work.
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The Technology We Killed in the 1960s Is Now Worth $3.3 Billion
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