Your next competitor could become your next partner. Raghu Krishnaiah explains how established companies can pair their reach with outside innovation to defend #marketshare.
#BizStrategy #CompetitiveAdvantage
Read the article @benzinga.bsky.social:
www.benzinga.com/opinion/26/1...
#BizStrategy #CompetitiveAdvantage
Read the article @benzinga.bsky.social:
www.benzinga.com/opinion/26/1...
November 10, 2026 at 7:12 PM
Your next competitor could become your next partner. Raghu Krishnaiah explains how established companies can pair their reach with outside innovation to defend #marketshare.
#BizStrategy #CompetitiveAdvantage
Read the article @benzinga.bsky.social:
www.benzinga.com/opinion/26/1...
#BizStrategy #CompetitiveAdvantage
Read the article @benzinga.bsky.social:
www.benzinga.com/opinion/26/1...
roku has like 45% of u.s. marketshare for streaming devices, which means half the country is about to have far-right propaganda piped into their homes
Fox has completed its Roku acquisition, creating FOX Digital Platforms with Roku, Tubi and FOX One. Roku will continue operating as an open ecosystem.
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November 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM
roku has like 45% of u.s. marketshare for streaming devices, which means half the country is about to have far-right propaganda piped into their homes
I dunno, Musk is pretty innovative, in the "lose marketshare and suffer several losing quarters, but still get a $50B pay package" space
November 13, 2026 at 12:51 AM
I dunno, Musk is pretty innovative, in the "lose marketshare and suffer several losing quarters, but still get a $50B pay package" space
North America sucks in general at EV adoption marketshare and charging infrastructure deployment outside of the west coast.
55,000 new chargers over *ten years* is horribly anemic.
Between Sep '25 and July '26 California, for example, installed 15k chargers, that's 3x the momentum here.
55,000 new chargers over *ten years* is horribly anemic.
Between Sep '25 and July '26 California, for example, installed 15k chargers, that's 3x the momentum here.
Latest Canadian budget packs funding for 55,000 new EV chargers
Latest Canadian budget packs funding for 55,000 new EV chargers
Canada’s government wants to make it easier for citizens to drive electric, and they’re putting more than $4 billion in funding for electricity infrastructure and grid modernization that includes more than 55,000 new EV chargers.
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November 12, 2026 at 5:25 PM
North America sucks in general at EV adoption marketshare and charging infrastructure deployment outside of the west coast.
55,000 new chargers over *ten years* is horribly anemic.
Between Sep '25 and July '26 California, for example, installed 15k chargers, that's 3x the momentum here.
55,000 new chargers over *ten years* is horribly anemic.
Between Sep '25 and July '26 California, for example, installed 15k chargers, that's 3x the momentum here.
DC Topped Marvel's Comic Store Marketshare By Just 3 Points Last Week #comics
DC Topped Marvel's Comic Store Marketshare By Just 3 Points Last Week #comics
Here are the comic book publisher market shares in the direct market of comic book stores as sold from the 3rd to the 11th of November, 2026. You can
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November 11, 2026 at 4:46 PM
DC Topped Marvel's Comic Store Marketshare By Just 3 Points Last Week #comics
Think it depends a lot on how your city regulates them (as always)
No problem with rental e bikes (or even scooters and mopeds) but how it was oreviously rolled out in many city by VC’s just dumping a shit ton of crap on our sidewalks to capture a large as possible marketshare for their investors
No problem with rental e bikes (or even scooters and mopeds) but how it was oreviously rolled out in many city by VC’s just dumping a shit ton of crap on our sidewalks to capture a large as possible marketshare for their investors
November 13, 2026 at 10:23 AM
Think it depends a lot on how your city regulates them (as always)
No problem with rental e bikes (or even scooters and mopeds) but how it was oreviously rolled out in many city by VC’s just dumping a shit ton of crap on our sidewalks to capture a large as possible marketshare for their investors
No problem with rental e bikes (or even scooters and mopeds) but how it was oreviously rolled out in many city by VC’s just dumping a shit ton of crap on our sidewalks to capture a large as possible marketshare for their investors
They want to encroach on the McRib marketshare?!?!
Wdym Starbucks is selling short rib sandwiches???????????????
November 7, 2026 at 12:01 PM
They want to encroach on the McRib marketshare?!?!
It's so encouraging to see U.S. EV sales and marketshare increasing.
Really sad to see Canada declining after returning tariffs to preferred status and reintroducing subsidies - really troubling.
Really sad to see Canada declining after returning tariffs to preferred status and reintroducing subsidies - really troubling.
November 9, 2026 at 7:37 PM
It's so encouraging to see U.S. EV sales and marketshare increasing.
Really sad to see Canada declining after returning tariffs to preferred status and reintroducing subsidies - really troubling.
Really sad to see Canada declining after returning tariffs to preferred status and reintroducing subsidies - really troubling.
I mean, I guess, but more people than ever keep using it every day, its marketshare is only increasing, and some of what it's now good at is only really possible because it started with not being all that good at it and then got better with training.
November 13, 2026 at 1:44 PM
I mean, I guess, but more people than ever keep using it every day, its marketshare is only increasing, and some of what it's now good at is only really possible because it started with not being all that good at it and then got better with training.
U.S. arms marketshare has been increasing.
November 5, 2026 at 5:03 PM
U.S. arms marketshare has been increasing.
Casually googling, it looks like a 50-75% EV marketshare in the segment. Really, truly, bizarre.
November 10, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Casually googling, it looks like a 50-75% EV marketshare in the segment. Really, truly, bizarre.
It's amazing what not having 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs (U.S.) or punitive unit caps to continue to keep EV marketshare *declining* (Canada) does for EV adoption.
Globally countries aren't going to meet their climate goals without China's EV volume 🤷🏽♂️
Globally countries aren't going to meet their climate goals without China's EV volume 🤷🏽♂️
November 9, 2026 at 7:36 PM
It's amazing what not having 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs (U.S.) or punitive unit caps to continue to keep EV marketshare *declining* (Canada) does for EV adoption.
Globally countries aren't going to meet their climate goals without China's EV volume 🤷🏽♂️
Globally countries aren't going to meet their climate goals without China's EV volume 🤷🏽♂️
It's really odd watching Canada as a lifelong fan from the U.S. seeing all this, like BEV marketshare declining with reduced tariffs and reinstate subsidies because carnie put a unit cap on Chinese EVs, like it's a competition to race trump to the bottom on fossil fuel sunsetting and BEV deployment.
November 10, 2026 at 12:54 AM
It's really odd watching Canada as a lifelong fan from the U.S. seeing all this, like BEV marketshare declining with reduced tariffs and reinstate subsidies because carnie put a unit cap on Chinese EVs, like it's a competition to race trump to the bottom on fossil fuel sunsetting and BEV deployment.
As someone who loves poking jokes at romance/erotica:
It's literally the reason we have any printing industry at all lol. It's like 40% marketshare.
It's literally the reason we have any printing industry at all lol. It's like 40% marketshare.
I am somewhat grimly amused this morning knowing that someone at the NYT undoubtedly thought they could kick the romance author in the teeth without it becoming a big thing because everyone always thinks that.
November 3, 2026 at 9:03 PM
As someone who loves poking jokes at romance/erotica:
It's literally the reason we have any printing industry at all lol. It's like 40% marketshare.
It's literally the reason we have any printing industry at all lol. It's like 40% marketshare.
Or Canada, just wild to see them binning everything from a climate plan to BEV marketshare expansion and moving everything in the wrong direction as the U.S. actually improves, wild.
Who's pretending BAAJA is good for the planet?
Who's pretending BAAJA is good for the planet?
November 10, 2026 at 8:24 PM
Or Canada, just wild to see them binning everything from a climate plan to BEV marketshare expansion and moving everything in the wrong direction as the U.S. actually improves, wild.
Who's pretending BAAJA is good for the planet?
Who's pretending BAAJA is good for the planet?
It's going to take more than rumors, Canada needs to relentlessly pressure their PM to remove the punitive unit caps on Chinese EVs which have resulted in Canada being the only country I know of with *declining* EV marketshare after lowering tariffs and reintroducing subsidies.
November 10, 2026 at 7:47 PM
It's going to take more than rumors, Canada needs to relentlessly pressure their PM to remove the punitive unit caps on Chinese EVs which have resulted in Canada being the only country I know of with *declining* EV marketshare after lowering tariffs and reintroducing subsidies.
In 2024 solar surpassed methane in California, for the foreseeable future it won't in Texas, at some point Americans are going to need to prioritize climate change mitigation, focus on achieving globally proficient marketshare for renewables and EVs, and that's not possible without China.
November 6, 2026 at 7:18 PM
In 2024 solar surpassed methane in California, for the foreseeable future it won't in Texas, at some point Americans are going to need to prioritize climate change mitigation, focus on achieving globally proficient marketshare for renewables and EVs, and that's not possible without China.
DC Comics Takes Almost 50% Marketshare Of Last Week's Comic Shop Sales... well, Absolute Batman #25 was out that week after all #comics
DC Comics Takes Almost 50% Marketshare Of Last Week's Comic Shop Sales... well, Absolute Batman #25 was out that week after all #comics
DC Comics Takes Almost 50% Marketshare Of Last Week's Comic Shop Sales... well, Absolute Batman #25 was out that week after all
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November 4, 2026 at 1:13 PM
The demand is weak thing is becoming such a trigger for me :P.
Car sales are down *massively* in china. BEV marketshare continues to climb. I get that it's technically true that sales across vehicles are down, but that that's not leading the headline 'what *is* selling *is* BEV' is telling.
Car sales are down *massively* in china. BEV marketshare continues to climb. I get that it's technically true that sales across vehicles are down, but that that's not leading the headline 'what *is* selling *is* BEV' is telling.
November 9, 2026 at 7:36 PM
The demand is weak thing is becoming such a trigger for me :P.
Car sales are down *massively* in china. BEV marketshare continues to climb. I get that it's technically true that sales across vehicles are down, but that that's not leading the headline 'what *is* selling *is* BEV' is telling.
Car sales are down *massively* in china. BEV marketshare continues to climb. I get that it's technically true that sales across vehicles are down, but that that's not leading the headline 'what *is* selling *is* BEV' is telling.
I'm not, it's the only market I know of on earth that reduced tariffs on Chinese EVs and increased (<fixed that) subsidies and has seen EV marketshare *decline* because of punitive unit caps.
U.S. has 100% tariff on Chinese EVs and no Federal subsidies and marketshare is *increasing*.
U.S. has 100% tariff on Chinese EVs and no Federal subsidies and marketshare is *increasing*.
November 4, 2026 at 5:10 PM
I'm not, it's the only market I know of on earth that reduced tariffs on Chinese EVs and increased (<fixed that) subsidies and has seen EV marketshare *decline* because of punitive unit caps.
U.S. has 100% tariff on Chinese EVs and no Federal subsidies and marketshare is *increasing*.
U.S. has 100% tariff on Chinese EVs and no Federal subsidies and marketshare is *increasing*.
America buys ~1M EVs/yr, and in order to increase marketshare to European levels we will need approx ~5M units of EVs a year just to get close to the EU marketshare. It would seem a fantastic way to fix many problems at once would be to invite the world leaders in automotive to manufacture there.
November 4, 2026 at 9:17 PM
America buys ~1M EVs/yr, and in order to increase marketshare to European levels we will need approx ~5M units of EVs a year just to get close to the EU marketshare. It would seem a fantastic way to fix many problems at once would be to invite the world leaders in automotive to manufacture there.
I have lived through many technology booms and seen how 20 companies plan and build for 10% marketshare.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
November 5, 2026 at 12:07 PM
I have lived through many technology booms and seen how 20 companies plan and build for 10% marketshare.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
The point of the post was increasing US arms marketshare.
Nothing to do with Ukraine.
Two completely different subjects.
Nothing to do with Ukraine.
Two completely different subjects.
November 5, 2026 at 5:39 PM
The point of the post was increasing US arms marketshare.
Nothing to do with Ukraine.
Two completely different subjects.
Nothing to do with Ukraine.
Two completely different subjects.
I have lived through many technology booms and seen how 20 companies plan and build for 10% marketshare.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
November 5, 2026 at 10:41 PM
I have lived through many technology booms and seen how 20 companies plan and build for 10% marketshare.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.
This is how capitalism works. Companies do not know what their competitors are doing.
Microeconomics.
However, 20 x 10% creates oversupply.
Macroeconomics.
History repeats. Bubbles burst.