Scott Galloway explains how the pandemic supercharged Silicon Valley—and
why it’s time to break up “The Four.”
People often ask me what stocks I own. My investing advice is simple: I
only invest in unregulated monopolies. They aren’t supposed to exist, but
our antitrust laws were written in the era of steam engines, and
enforcement has been nonexistent. Big tech is the twenty-first century
version of John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, and there is no
trust-busting Teddy Roosevelt on the horizon to rein them in.
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