While you are your leaders were distracted fighting a virus, Tencent just swooped in and bought 10% of Universal.
>The move will bolster each company’s global expansion, as Tencent claims greater access to a firm that houses top acts like Taylor Swift, The Beatles, and Lady Gaga. The Chinese firm already owns a 7.5% stake in Swedish giant Spotify, and Tencent Music Entertainment announced a music distribution and marketing partnership with top K-pop company SM Entertainment in early 2019.
How is this even allowed and how can we stop them from taking over the world?
We use the full might of the United States Military
Asher Hernandez
Bro why are the Chinese so devoid of creativity? All this company does is buy western IPs
Anthony Richardson
>china invests into failing white companies throwing money back into the richest part of the world making whites richer >mutually beneficial business transaction >this is bad STOP STOP STOP YOU CAN'T JUST INVEST WHEN STOCKS ARE ON SALE
socialism government and culture. No incentive to be innovative.
Daniel Lewis
No reason to reinvent the wheel. It's stupid to do obsolete stuff.
Jordan Long
Information >perception > behavior. This is how war is waged.
Jace Reed
What happens when a majority stake holder of an entertainment company suddenly decides that they want to see less mentions of Taiwan? Or portray Chinese government positively? They already have a huge influence because of their audience size. You don't want to know what's going to happen once they actually start owning companies. nytimes.com/interactive/2018/11/18/world/asia/china-movies.html
