Kiwi Lim

09 Jan 2024

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Which company in your opinion is the most important company in the world? One that will impact the world if it collapse

Which company in your opinion is the most important company in the world? One that will impact the world if it collapse

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Tan Yi Kim

07 Feb 2024

Google.

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Francis

03 Feb 2024

I do not think there is such a company but I believe there will be short term volatility if TSMC collapse.

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JDZ

21 Jan 2024

Own time own target at Self Employed

US Inc

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Eiscue

19 Jan 2024

Microsoft

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Joey Koh

18 Jan 2024

Apple....

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