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    1. nourish_the_bog on

      More dick-measuring contest posting, great.

      I fail to see how this result would surprise anyone. Revenue hasn’t been the be-all-end-all outside of the US, for all I’m bothered they can keep it.

    2. Most_Grocery4388 on

      Why is UK doing so poorly? I always think of them as doing pretty well in b2b software, but maybe that’s wrong.

    3. IllustriousError6563 on

      Serious question: Since when is Stripe a relevant player anywhere in Europe, to the point that their data could be useful for an analysis like this?

    4. great_whitehope on

      A number of European companies have raised concerns about too much regulation here.

      Obviously they are biased but EU does love regulation.

      We could do better with less but there is usually a reason the regulations were introduced.

    5. nvkylebrown on

      >The regulatory environment has emerged as a frequent explanation for transatlantic technology gaps. However, comprehensive research published in the Northwestern University Law Review challenges the assumption that European regulations primarily explain performance differences between US and EU tech companies. That analysis found four other factors prove more significant: fragmented digital single markets, risk-averse investment environments, less dynamic labor markets, and weaker venture capital ecosystems.

      Most interesting part of the article – not great for Europe, as the belief that it’s not regulation but other factors is *worse* and less fixable than any overregulation.

    6. Agreeable-Lettuce497 on

      „US software startups accelerate ahead of Europe in overvaluation.“

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