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It's quite funny how in this video not once has it been mentioned that ASML is actually one of the most important companies in the world, tech and politically wise.

Fascinating video. Informative, helpful, eye opening. Please can you make a video about airline loyalty programmes. Airline loyalty programmes such as 'British Airways Executive Club' ('One World Alliance'), 'Lufthansa Miles and More' ('Star Alliance'), 'Virgin Atlantic Flying Club' ('SkyTeam Alliance'). Please can you also make a video about why First Class is losing popularity with many airlines. Thank you.

USA is obsessed with money as a culture. Europe is not.

In the EU, you're lucky if you're even born in one of the few, bigger western countries that's rich enough and has a big enough market for your business ideas. Starting anything in a smaller, poorer country is much harder. Ideally, one would want to start doing business locally and then hopefully grow up to become an exporter/international. But if locally there are very poor economic conditions, good luck.

Why compare a country to a continent?

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Jobs would never have stopped innovating and let someone control its device functions he had in mind that’d be best for the customers. He’d never let innovation become the second. Time for Tim Crook to retire… Maybe he’d like to go and stay in PRC 😂 That’d be interesting…

Too bad - Mr. Cook became Mr. Crook. Time to change a more innovative and patriot CEO.

If you are a small business owner, europe is your best bet. Don't worry about too much taxes and regulations, it's actually much safer and sustainable. The business growth maybe slow but atleast you're not at risk of getting bullied by megacorporations or go bankrupt because you got sick.

Why the US will always have an advantage over the EU: 1) Innovation. 2) High risk tolerance. 3) No judgement if you fail. Just keep trying. 4) The word entrepreneur is not a bad word. 5) Universities that do tons of research with private sector, federal and state government aid. 6) Productivity is rewarded. Mediocrity is frowned upon. 7) A friendlier business environment. 8) Infrastructure that makes things move. From the postal service to the extensive interstate highway system and railroad network. 9) Common language and laws. 10) Higher skilled labor force.

Tesla was never a good company and they never made good products. They were successful because they were the only company in the consumer EV business. They didnt outdo the competition because there was no competition. Now there is competition. Competition that is objectively superior. Competition that tesla has no hope of sustaining itself against. They will be out of business in a decade or two and Elon Musk will go down as one of the biggest failures in business history.

A very confusing explanation of a rather simple idea. When you mix various airlines and perks like having showers available on American Airlines it’s just plain confusing to your viewer.

Paid video by US lol) or you catch the "trendy" narrative that EU sucks.. lol) US don't want to lose citizens ooopsie)

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Of course

5:25 You're right about that, I was poor but ahead with technology (I started programming in the 80's), but no access to money set me back. And Europe 30 years ago, EU was more racist than today... In America someone could fart an idea and someone will invest in your silly idea's... I was born in the Netherlands and they tax the hell out of you. That's why you don't see much billionaires over there, they move when money starts rolling. I don't understand that model of governance of keeping your civilians "poor" and unable to compete with other nations. While letting your smart people leave for America. When you look at the heads of all these American multinationals, they are all run by foreigners.

2 mins intro, 4 mins of video, 2 mins of ads.

Apple : Our state-of-the-art OLED technology is used on our iPhone, and now iPad comes with it too! It’s a breakthrough! Also Apple: Samsung, can you please sell us your OLED panel? We’ll buy it as many as possible!

Because the average european investor doesn't fall for the BS of companies like Tesla. These valuations are market caps, not actual market sizes. The European companies have actual functioning busineses whereas the American ethos is to use the retail investor money to grow BS businesses so the magnate investors can cash out at a massive profit when the state sponsored monopoly is in place. Europe is much closer to the actual competitive capitalism ideal whereas the US has much more in common with state sponsored oligarchy seen in Russia or China. The fact a "news" outlet cannot fully grasp this is mindblowing. Look at the wealth distribution in the EU and US, since the GFC the US regressed back to pre WW wealth distribution levels whereas the EU is redistributing much better.

Who wants to get sued and taxed to hell??

4:00 so apparently the UK has left Europe somehow…?

Very poorly researched and argumented video. Like a 1st year undergrad business studies essay

Babylon has fallen

What do "American" and "European" mean in the context of multinational corporations with production centers all over the world and with as much of their business as legally possible moved to tax havens? Also: why would I care, if the laws those corporation have to abide by are those of the country I'm in and I can still invest in the American stock markets, albeit at a markup (which I do)?

Zaslavs whole plan was to get CNN and sell off the rest... He is a MAGAT and is turning CNN into the next fox news... Everything else is expendable........

0:12 Aramco use to be partly owned by a US company (Arabian-American Oil Company).

Pure bullshit. It's like the english have forgotten the entire concept of the EU in their stroke inducing straining against reality.

You nailed it. I run a Swiss and a California Company. It was baffling to experience the vast difference the market size made when I entered the US. You know it, but you don't until you experience it.

The big American companies break to many antitrust laws to be successful in Europe. They are all monopolies to some extent.

I show my iphone friends about iphone anti repair, i simply said if you broke your phone you can't repair it because of the software lock. And surprisingly many of them are very scared to use thier phone because of that.

money doesn't come cheap in europe that's why

in aldi süd they sell aldi nord bags and on the bags and some products there both logos to show they work together

What a dumb question

I would also say, just because US has big companies, look at the genuine wealth of each groups. Europe is more wealthy, more equal and more diverse which is a strength

Because they're all private and family owned? obviously? and besides the world dumps their funds into the s&p500 so it spikes their companies value. its overpriced garbage, just like tesla.

Europe is not a homogeneous entity. The fact such videos can be produced and put on CZcams in order to skim advertising dollars without any value is astounding. This video is simply one of the lowest IQ takes of a business. Combining companies from three different counties that happen to exist in Europe as a homogenous entity and then proceeding to compare them to another country simply is one of the silliest things there is. Then again, this is just a channel designed to pump out content for CZcams advertising dollars. It’s just sad there will be so many under educated people that lack common logic that can potentially take silly videos such as this seriously

Down voted as soon as you used the word America instead of USA

You call out all the pieces but all the real drivers are in the final 1/3 of the video. USA is not a homogenous market, it’s possibly the most heterogenous market of any single nation. It’s policy decisions that created this paradigm

why does it always looks like whoever edits these videos doesn't even bother doing any color grading?

Next video, why the US companies treat their people so bad and the government allows them

Who went to america???

Europe is a continent, the EU is a different thing! You manage to miss other non-EU countries.

4:20 hundreds of billions of potential users

I'm still an Apple guy, but I do know 90%+ of what I use my iPhone for, I could do on a good, and much cheaper non-Apple device. The 'killer features' of 5-10 years ago, are all commonplace now. I expect I'll get at least one more iPhone, but cross-platform services and apps have evolved to the point where it's way less compelling than it used to be.

Phones have matured. They are a mature consumer tech device now and there is no real need to update it very often anymore. I mostly expect more marginal gains at this point.

If it was truly the language barrier at least british companies would have been able to thrive as much as the US. Secondly Spotity does very well and even beat the itunes store while being popular everywhere including small countries. The reason why there is no giant companies in europe remains the same since 60 years : Socialism.

I also think it’s a cultural thing, USAs culture to risk is far different to ours

6:30. So an economic zone that is beset with regulations applies more regulations?

Is not diversity is suppose to be a strength?