iRobot facing "death" because it only has 46% of the market is bonkers to me; capitalism has forgotten what to do with a mature company.
"We sell vacuums to half the population" is no longer a valid business model, evidently.
iRobot facing "death" because it only has 46% of the market is bonkers to me; capitalism has forgotten what to do with a mature company.
"We sell vacuums to half the population" is no longer a valid business model, evidently.
@tess @CatherineFlick I’m so, so, tired of the entire economy being built on the assumption of infinite growth. Facebook having a fit when they stopped growing quite so fast because *most of the developed world already had an account* also springs to mind.