> The plan instead is to generate revenue from a growing array of fintech products that it sells to the businesses it buys.
If these products were any good, couldn't they make money with them on the open market? The only thing that owning gives you is the ability to force them to buy from the company store, so to speak.
This isn't tech. This is pure capitalist financial engineering: extracting money from people who actually do real work for real paying customers.
> The plan instead is to generate revenue from a growing array of fintech products that it sells to the businesses it buys.
If these products were any good, couldn't they make money with them on the open market? The only thing that owning gives you is the ability to force them to buy from the company store, so to speak.
This isn't tech. This is pure capitalist financial engineering: extracting money from people who actually do real work for real paying customers.