It is not vital infrastructure. It makes little money versus its stock price. It employs few people.
Really, I see no issues with it being bankrupt aside from secondary impacts in peoples minds which might cause a general pullback.
Like the large number of California politicians who see Facebook's success as a validation of their own socialist policies. They'll be blaming Trump for deliberately tanking one of "their" companies. :)
“It is not vital infrastructure. It makes little money versus its stock price. It employs few people.
Really, I see no issues with it being bankrupt aside from secondary impacts in peoples minds which might cause a general pullback.”
The world as we know it Today, and the day after Facebook or even Tesla collapse,will be exactly the same.No one weill die because they can’t share their kids birthday photos. No one will die by being forced to buy a cheaper car.