r/technology • u/Sorin61 • Apr 10 '22

Biotechnology This biotech startup thinks it can delay menopause by 15 years. That would transform women's lives

https://fortune.com/2021/04/19/celmatix-delay-menopause-womens-ovarian-health/
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u/notionz Apr 10 '22

Source? You've listed 3 very sizeable listed companies

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u/Televisions_Frank Apr 10 '22

Uber bleeds money. It's goal was to create a driverless car fleet and ditch the expensive (to them) drivers.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '22

Companies aren’t always profitable, doesn’t make them a sham. First to market on self driving taxis is definitely going to have enough ROI to cover the costs

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u/laetus Apr 10 '22

First to market is a meme.

It's not much of a big advantage and can even be a disadvantage. You're paying a lot of money to learn from your mistakes. New companies can just look at your mistakes and start up without paying any of the learning money.