All the dumb things? UFO project has $37 million deficit [Updated] | Ars Technica
"Put another way, after a year of fundraising, Tom DeLonge's alien business has raised just over $1 million in outside funding."
'The lead author was Tom DeLonge, a founder of the rock band Blink 182 and its former long-time lead singer. '
'The company has racked up a $37.4 million deficit, however, largely from a stock incentive plan for its employees. '
'The authors, DeLonge and Peter Levenda, spent most of the pages I slogged through cherry-picking ancient cultures and religion to find curious or unexplained things. '
'All of these enigmas of ancient culture, we are told, provide evidence of something the authors dub "The Phenomenon."'
Stock incentive plan? What assets could a company like this have, or what amount of money could they earn in order to have stock? Is this a money laundering scheme?
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derram ago
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"Put another way, after a year of fundraising, Tom DeLonge's alien business has raised just over $1 million in outside funding."
'The lead author was Tom DeLonge, a founder of the rock band Blink 182 and its former long-time lead singer. '
'The company has racked up a $37.4 million deficit, however, largely from a stock incentive plan for its employees. '
'The authors, DeLonge and Peter Levenda, spent most of the pages I slogged through cherry-picking ancient cultures and religion to find curious or unexplained things. '
'All of these enigmas of ancient culture, we are told, provide evidence of something the authors dub "The Phenomenon."'
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WhyNoDonuts ago
Stock incentive plan? What assets could a company like this have, or what amount of money could they earn in order to have stock? Is this a money laundering scheme?