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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 11 Apr 2023 \ parent \ on: Daily discussion thread
I don't buy it. He went to M.I.T., not West Point. In 2000, MicroStrategy was accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for fraudulent finance reports. The claims were eventually settled, with Saylor himself paying $8.3 million of his personal money. I don't see any evidence that Microstrategy develops software for "three letter agencies."
I don't see any evidence that Microstrategy develops software for "three letter agencies."
Even if. Business is business, I would say. MicroStrategy is still a public company.
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