the intersection of history and business is where this channel really excels imo. there are a million history youtube channels, but not too many business history or history of business channels, so this is unique.
honestly there are too many blanket statements that arent even true accompanied by unrelated stock images for me. Im taking it as a summary of googles first page regarding the question in the title
The International Paper Company is going to be around when my grandchildren are elderly. These are the people who make 1/3 of the cardboard boxes on earth. They plant tree farms all over the South knowing that it will take 30 years before they can cut them down and use them.
I was one of the Product Managers at AOL who transitioned it from the CD client to web based AND I did my undergraduate thesis on the Nicaraguan Constitutionalist War of ‘27, so I got a big kick out of this one :-)
japan and england, as island countries near large prosperous continents, have unique advantages for long lasting institutions. Oxford university is around 1100 years old, for example. Being near well populated continents allows them to exchange goods and knowledge with the greater world. And being an island makes it very hard for foreign invaders to takeover or destabilize the area.
'Cept England was invaded multiple times, as was Japan. They just didn't have these particular institutions destroyed. Sounds more like luck than anything else.
You know successful companies or revised companies is also the effect of more consortiums outreach akak voting system of whom lives or dies, and I’m voting for apple for the greater inconformatuve works and examples set by Steve Jobs to this day and would want to contribute
11:05 with my upcoming company, would merge with America for sure and on the side, it’s allied nations , nato, and neutral nations and third worlds counturies in need
@@killermarfidyoh138 1888? The division that we usually interact with was founded in 1888 I think. Not sure what happened in 1877. But the organisation itself was founded in 1099 in Jerusalem. They are the Knights Hospitaller. The same mob that fought Saladin and Sulieman the Magnificent. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_Saint_John_(chartered_1888) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller
The real winner from the MySpace Facebook battle was Tom, dude got his money and bought a camera and has been traveling the world ever since no board meetings no congress just vibes
As an entrepreneur, I must say that the whole purpose of business is money/profit. If a company needs to last longer, then it has to be able to evolve and pivot. Remember, business is about money and that's it.
The purpose of business is to provide a product or service to a consumer who will benefit from said product or service. Money is just the middle man. The point of business is to solve people's problems.
@@jordankelly4684 The point of a business to society is to provide a needed/wanted good or service. The purpose of a business to its owner is to generate a profit for its owner
Great piece. Pity it was so short. Was hoping you'd touch on companies such as Dutch East India , Immobiliare, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Shell, Aramco, the Catholic Church as a 2000 year old institution, the Medicis and Rothschilds, amongst many.
Rome didn't fall in a day either. Depending on how legitimate you consider the Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire to be, it took another couple thousand years or so to fall
Government is so lucrative because continuity is their fundamental interest, and will be around as long as the people it serves continue to demand services from it that they can't provide as individuals or even as for-profit multinational corporations.
this is a very interesting video. I love a lot about the scope and some of the points you highlight although it's a little hard to follow the general theme and the way they all tied together. I also think it is very interesting and unique the way you try to relate apple and Microsoft and I do not agree at all with your framing there I don't think the math supports it. the math and data and their own words generally speaking support the notion that they try to pivot around each other and that non-competition as a goal is really what makes them work to the level of success that they have. I also think it's a very bold perspective that you end with because pretty much no business person or entrepreneur I've ever met or spoken to would agree with being tied to and controlled by a nation is a good thing. in fact every entrepreneur or business person I've ever heard speak on it actually advocates for the exact opposite. you are the only person I've ever come across the advocates for nationalization of business. also lastly this seems to be a bit clickbait because I wanted to hear about the company in the title in more detail and the entire video I kept thinking is there any second now you were going to double back to the original company teased, that Japanese construction firm. nonetheless it was an interesting video. perhaps I am alone in this but I think it could have used a little more focus and a little more clarity thereby
The last points need another Caveat. Merging the Company to the goverment doesnt only makes you financialy tied to it. But also Culturally tied. And once merged you are essentially entering their Tool Cupboard. This can mean you/ your company can be an Asset, safeguard, tool, pawn, and Sacrifice on the whims of whomever in the Chair at that time. Unless of course, you dont fully integrate.
I think Cargill will last for at least another century, a chance Mars does too but their path is more treacherous. I think Faceberg will disappear after Zuc kicks the bucket, same with Tesla and Musk. I want to say Apple and Amazon too(more Amazon than Apple) but I am uncertain when it comes to them.
I think Tesla's Charging Infrastructure and the core brand are too valuable to disappear unless Musk nukes it from orbit. Musk's actions with Twitter have really hurt the brand of his companies, but I suspect a lot of goodwill would return if Tesla suddenly had different leadership.
All companies that sell arms to the US government will be around another century, Lockheed Martin, Boeing Raytheon. Another company will be around are large banks such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo. Cargill I agree but Mars can die through a merger.
A single generation really could be less than 50 years. Imagine the complete disposal of modern Apex predators that sought to make their gangster paradise in less than 20 years...😅
0:12 I like how you put so much emphasis on the "i" in the word "businesses." It reminds me of that Family Guy episode where Stewie and Brian get into an argument over how to say Cool Whip.
Nokia sell telecommunication products . I believe it still sell chemical ,boots and fish (not sure about the fish), unless someone in Finland "steal" the logo and name to make boots, very nice boots in cold weather.
great video! one note, Rome was not built in a day, but it didn't fall in one either! I know this proves a point for the rest of the video, but it's still not true. Rome, as in Western Rome, fell over the course of centuries as a number of social, political, and economic forces ate away at the country while Germanic tribes moved into Roman territories. Even this is a massive oversimplification, before even considering the Byzantines.
The single best gladiatorial combat game ever made. Was made by Lucas Art's. GLADIUS was literally so good no one has ever even bothered to make a new version of it.
There was a megacorp that joined the Roman Empire, but back then it was just a niche indie startup with a humble jewish founder who knew nothing of capitalism but was very good at marketing, administration and "doing more with less"
I think Apple will go bust in about 15 to 20 years time. Unless they become a government supplier of tech (which is what Microsoft is already) they won’t last long with their phones and computers. There is a gradual shift in society towards more stoic way of life and being cool (the main marketing gimmick of Apple) will last only for a small amount of time.
In terms of phones, because Apple is the only company making iphones, Apple had a unique advantage. The Android space was decimated by Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi devices, wiped out all the profit for Android side of things. Its why big companies like LG quit the market and Sony has pretty much wound down its formerly massive mobile operations to a skeleton crew.
You mention Warner Media staying around yet Nokia which you picture saying companies go bust during a market crash; is way older and has been around since the 1860’s. Nokia is more likely to last compared to Warner Media
Since the Roman civilization evolved and adapted with the times, like the video suggests for business, to become the "Byzantine Empire we are talking about almost 2000 years of history for that civilization. Maybe it would not have been a bad idea to merge with it lol
I could totally see Apple around in a 100 years. Google? Not sure. Microsoft? Not sure. But Apple I can see, even if they would be only a shadow of today‘s company, they could certainly be around in the future, if they continue to adapt.
I think Apple will be the company that makes it into history books for it eventual collapse. I am a fan of Apple computers yet not the mobile devices so much. If viable in 100+ years will it be the same industry?
Since industry revolution , human' s life styles are much different from agricultural societies. So what if new model of civilization is needed in order to envole ? Like to stay on the moon ,but will let people spend less time on enjoyment(it's hard to get entertainment in space anyway)~Are people willing to do that,or just wait it out ?
Lol what a comparison with Rome, Rome even in their ancient kingdom times existed before the Japanese construction company (which only existed around 470 years after Christ died), while the Western Roman Empire fell before even reaching 500 ad, the Eastern Roman Empire stood still for another thousand year--while it is agreeable that the Western Roman Empire only changed regime since the people were still the people, it is debatable since we're not so sure if the main framework of the Roman Empire is still the same with the later Western Empires (in the latter days of the Empire, of course Christianity became the dominant cultural ethos and it since then changed some of the ways in the Empire)
More tips for helping you last for 1,000 years: don't be a jerk, treat others with respect, don't be driven by greed, play the long game and beware of the short profit, make sure every deal is win-win. Earn those thousand years: Make sure that most others around you actually _want_ you to last a millennium.
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the intersection of history and business is where this channel really excels imo. there are a million history youtube channels, but not too many business history or history of business channels, so this is unique.
I agree! This is a good niche. I watch all the history and how money works vids. (all tied to business)
One day I hope for a channel for the history of business channels or maybe even a history of business history channels channel
honestly there are too many blanket statements that arent even true accompanied by unrelated stock images for me. Im taking it as a summary of googles first page regarding the question in the title
The International Paper Company is going to be around when my grandchildren are elderly. These are the people who make 1/3 of the cardboard boxes on earth. They plant tree farms all over the South knowing that it will take 30 years before they can cut them down and use them.
And this is why some countries are not going to survive the next 200 years
I was one of the Product Managers at AOL who transitioned it from the CD client to web based AND I did my undergraduate thesis on the Nicaraguan Constitutionalist War of ‘27, so I got a big kick out of this one :-)
japan and england, as island countries near large prosperous continents, have unique advantages for long lasting institutions. Oxford university is around 1100 years old, for example.
Being near well populated continents allows them to exchange goods and knowledge with the greater world. And being an island makes it very hard for foreign invaders to takeover or destabilize the area.
Great perspective!
'Cept England was invaded multiple times, as was Japan. They just didn't have these particular institutions destroyed. Sounds more like luck than anything else.
You know successful companies or revised companies is also the effect of more consortiums outreach akak voting system of whom lives or dies, and I’m voting for apple for the greater inconformatuve works and examples set by Steve Jobs to this day and would want to contribute
@kami7028now to ask, which country should take the uk?
11:05 with my upcoming company, would merge with America for sure and on the side, it’s allied nations , nato, and neutral nations and third worlds counturies in need
the oldest company in north america is the hudson's bay company . still operating in canada. founded in 1670 as a fur trading company.
no one cares about america
Nope. The crusading order of St John's Ambulance is
@@youtube_omaro1879 But when I searched St John's Ambulance it says that it was founded in 1877...???
@@killermarfidyoh138
1888? The division that we usually interact with was founded in 1888 I think. Not sure what happened in 1877. But the organisation itself was founded in 1099 in Jerusalem.
They are the Knights Hospitaller. The same mob that fought Saladin and Sulieman the Magnificent.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_Saint_John_(chartered_1888)
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller
@@youtube_omaro1879OHHH Thank you for clearing it up! and that's so cool.
7:05 "And that's why Star Wars will last a thousand years" Kathleen Kennedy - Hold my Wookie.
The real winner from the MySpace Facebook battle was Tom, dude got his money and bought a camera and has been traveling the world ever since no board meetings no congress just vibes
As an entrepreneur, I must say that the whole purpose of business is money/profit. If a company needs to last longer, then it has to be able to evolve and pivot. Remember, business is about money and that's it.
no shxt but it is exactly how being able to evolve and pivot correctly in a 1000 year
The purpose of business is to provide a product or service to a consumer who will benefit from said product or service. Money is just the middle man. The point of business is to solve people's problems.
@@jordankelly4684 The point of a business to society is to provide a needed/wanted good or service.
The purpose of a business to its owner is to generate a profit for its owner
Rome existed from 750 BC to either 1450, 1920 or is still going strong today depending on who you talk to.
true, plus I think what he knows about Rome is only the empire and not the pre-republic and republic eras.
Rome ended after the Arab invasions, after that it was way too culturally different to be considered Roman
@@Chadius_Thundercock And what year did these invasions take place?
I think he means Arab conquest of Syria around 630-ish AD
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab%E2%80%93Byzantine_wars
What happened in 1920 regarding the Roman civilization?
Great piece. Pity it was so short. Was hoping you'd touch on companies such as Dutch East India , Immobiliare, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Shell, Aramco, the Catholic Church as a 2000 year old institution, the Medicis and Rothschilds, amongst many.
The Rothschild aren’t that old compared to most of the groups you mentioned
This is a value investor's gem of a video. Thank you.
Excellent video as always!
BTW, WarnerMedia became Warner Bros. Discovery in 2022.
Rome didn't fall in a day either. Depending on how legitimate you consider the Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire to be, it took another couple thousand years or so to fall
That's true. People focus on the Western Roman Empire and forget that the Eastern Roman Empire survived for 1000 years after.
hey , big fan of your work .I early wait for your videos' both here and on "How money works?"
Can you make one on TATA ?
I was expecting this video to only talk about Kongo Gumi.
You blew it. You completely blew it. You could have put the Spaceballs merchandising clip in the video but didn’t.
The Roman Empire didn't fall in a day. The Eastern Roman Empire, aka the Byzantine Empire, lasted till 1453, when Constantinople fell to the Turks.
SAP for example does a lot of acquisitions to stay on top of the leading technologies in the business side of things
Would you suggest I should look and consider investing into them?
very good video nicely worded
Government is so lucrative because continuity is their fundamental interest, and will be around as long as the people it serves continue to demand services from it that they can't provide as individuals or even as for-profit multinational corporations.
As soon as I saw the building I knew Nintendo was going to be a big portion of this video.
I love and hate so much about this company.
ok
@@Grimzor
Okay.
You fall to mention that George lucas' parents were very wealthy. It always helps to have wealthy parents
this is a very interesting video. I love a lot about the scope and some of the points you highlight although it's a little hard to follow the general theme and the way they all tied together.
I also think it is very interesting and unique the way you try to relate apple and Microsoft and I do not agree at all with your framing there I don't think the math supports it. the math and data and their own words generally speaking support the notion that they try to pivot around each other and that non-competition as a goal is really what makes them work to the level of success that they have.
I also think it's a very bold perspective that you end with because pretty much no business person or entrepreneur I've ever met or spoken to would agree with being tied to and controlled by a nation is a good thing. in fact every entrepreneur or business person I've ever heard speak on it actually advocates for the exact opposite. you are the only person I've ever come across the advocates for nationalization of business.
also lastly this seems to be a bit clickbait because I wanted to hear about the company in the title in more detail and the entire video I kept thinking is there any second now you were going to double back to the original company teased, that Japanese construction firm.
nonetheless it was an interesting video. perhaps I am alone in this but I think it could have used a little more focus and a little more clarity thereby
I'm ok with civilizational collapse, so long as Google goes with it.
The last points need another Caveat. Merging the Company to the goverment doesnt only makes you financialy tied to it. But also Culturally tied. And once merged you are essentially entering their Tool Cupboard. This can mean you/ your company can be an Asset, safeguard, tool, pawn, and Sacrifice on the whims of whomever in the Chair at that time.
Unless of course, you dont fully integrate.
Helpful, well put together video. And I appreciated the accent on “Chiquita.” 🍌😊
I think Cargill will last for at least another century, a chance Mars does too but their path is more treacherous. I think Faceberg will disappear after Zuc kicks the bucket, same with Tesla and Musk. I want to say Apple and Amazon too(more Amazon than Apple) but I am uncertain when it comes to them.
I think Tesla's Charging Infrastructure and the core brand are too valuable to disappear unless Musk nukes it from orbit. Musk's actions with Twitter have really hurt the brand of his companies, but I suspect a lot of goodwill would return if Tesla suddenly had different leadership.
Instagram and whatsapp aren't going anywhere.
@@CountingStars333lmao ok bro
Seems plausible
All companies that sell arms to the US government will be around another century, Lockheed Martin, Boeing Raytheon. Another company will be around are large banks such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo. Cargill I agree but Mars can die through a merger.
A single generation really could be less than 50 years. Imagine the complete disposal of modern Apex predators that sought to make their gangster paradise in less than 20 years...😅
I think Most streamers and tech companies that were founded in the past 10 years will be dead and forgetting before I retire
Please, make more videos on histonomics.
0:12 I like how you put so much emphasis on the "i" in the word "businesses." It reminds me of that Family Guy episode where Stewie and Brian get into an argument over how to say Cool Whip.
Where are the Consulting firms...?
7:58 never heard of time magazine but I know what AOL is. I thought Time was some AOL thing.
Nokia still existst and are one of the biggest players in phone infrastructure like 5g
9:45 minecraft stone placing sound effect?
theres really something that the people behind this channel have about rome
Is this sub channel of "How Money Works"?
Great video. Subbed for more now
Easy. Pay your employees wages they can live off of.
Nokia is still around and made a lot of cash to sell phone stuff to Microsoft
Nokia sell telecommunication products . I believe it still sell chemical ,boots and fish (not sure about the fish), unless someone in Finland "steal" the logo and name to make boots, very nice boots in cold weather.
great video! one note, Rome was not built in a day, but it didn't fall in one either! I know this proves a point for the rest of the video, but it's still not true. Rome, as in Western Rome, fell over the course of centuries as a number of social, political, and economic forces ate away at the country while Germanic tribes moved into Roman territories. Even this is a massive oversimplification, before even considering the Byzantines.
The single best gladiatorial combat game ever made. Was made by Lucas Art's. GLADIUS was literally so good no one has ever even bothered to make a new version of it.
The oldest institution is the Papacy. But the oldest organisation could be Judaism or Hinduism.
I heard that Comcast, the parent company of Universal Pictures, is likely to acquire Warner Brothers in 2024. Is this true?
Thought they're talking to Paramount. Who knows, good luck to them
I mostly know Nintendo for being complete assholes and having good lawyers, I don't know them from games
They don’t care. 😂
There was a megacorp that joined the Roman Empire, but back then it was just a niche indie startup with a humble jewish founder who knew nothing of capitalism but was very good at marketing, administration and "doing more with less"
It is more important to achieve prosperity during one lifetime that build ventures which outlasts them -
This may be true for companies, but not for scientific discoveries.
This isn't "How History Works?" This is "How Money Works?".
it's called corporate history and yes I follow their "How money works" channel too. This is not the same...
@@piuthemagicman oh I know! This comment was made because the narrators are different!
1:15 The Broom of Theseus
I think Apple will go bust in about 15 to 20 years time. Unless they become a government supplier of tech (which is what Microsoft is already) they won’t last long with their phones and computers. There is a gradual shift in society towards more stoic way of life and being cool (the main marketing gimmick of Apple) will last only for a small amount of time.
....huh?
SO the largest company in the world is going to be gone in 20 years
In terms of phones, because Apple is the only company making iphones, Apple had a unique advantage. The Android space was decimated by Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi devices, wiped out all the profit for Android side of things. Its why big companies like LG quit the market and Sony has pretty much wound down its formerly massive mobile operations to a skeleton crew.
Just cause all your hipster friends aren’t buying iPhones doesn’t mean apple is gonna go bust in 20 years lmao
@@trajohnson2640 Twenty years civilization could end.
i think intel ,amd and nvidia will always be the only chip manufactures exists and will exist in future
I think more than one Italian bank has been around a long time.
You mention Warner Media staying around yet Nokia which you picture saying companies go bust during a market crash; is way older and has been around since the 1860’s. Nokia is more likely to last compared to Warner Media
well stora enso has already been around since the 600s so ill be very surprised if they go bust
The video is leading me to believe there are footnotes but I don't see them.
Since the Roman civilization evolved and adapted with the times, like the video suggests for business, to become the "Byzantine Empire we are talking about almost 2000 years of history for that civilization. Maybe it would not have been a bad idea to merge with it lol
Loved it
"Fortune 500 list way back in 1955, only 12 were still around by the year 2014" - this statement is mathematically incorrect.
There are many shipping comapines lasting for a long time
We should ask the Japanese how often they think about this company
I mostly got floppies from AOL.
I think google will still be here in 100 years
but rome lasted 2.000 years
AOL I feel old now 8:11
I had Tons of These AOL free Internet CDs
I could totally see Apple around in a 100 years. Google? Not sure. Microsoft? Not sure. But Apple I can see, even if they would be only a shadow of today‘s company, they could certainly be around in the future, if they continue to adapt.
I think Apple will be the company that makes it into history books for it eventual collapse. I am a fan of Apple computers yet not the mobile devices so much. If viable in 100+ years will it be the same industry?
Microsoft is way more diverse (as in, they have way more businesses) than Apple.
11:09 But if you do, then men will be thinking about you at least weekly, thousands of years later.
Huzzah for referencing the latest meme.
Since industry revolution , human' s life styles are much different from agricultural societies.
So what if new model of civilization is needed in order to envole ? Like to stay on the moon ,but will let people spend less time on enjoyment(it's hard to get entertainment in space anyway)~Are people willing to do that,or just wait it out ?
One good tip to help your company last a thousand years: don't be colonized.
And perhaps help do a little colonization yourself
@@danshakuimoactually colonizers finish quickly, gone with history
Lol what a comparison with Rome, Rome even in their ancient kingdom times existed before the Japanese construction company (which only existed around 470 years after Christ died), while the Western Roman Empire fell before even reaching 500 ad, the Eastern Roman Empire stood still for another thousand year--while it is agreeable that the Western Roman Empire only changed regime since the people were still the people, it is debatable since we're not so sure if the main framework of the Roman Empire is still the same with the later Western Empires (in the latter days of the Empire, of course Christianity became the dominant cultural ethos and it since then changed some of the ways in the Empire)
Amazon. They do everything but I see them being a relic of the past. I see a company like Sony, Apple and Microsoft staying and or merging.
More tips for helping you last for 1,000 years: don't be a jerk, treat others with respect, don't be driven by greed, play the long game and beware of the short profit, make sure every deal is win-win. Earn those thousand years: Make sure that most others around you actually _want_ you to last a millennium.
Factually speaking, Rome did NOT fall in a single day. This is actually a lively debate among historians.
4 discover next frontier for humanity like story Fujifilm
The banana company is also tied to the intelligence community 👌 👍
0:15 not 12 but 12%
volcanic interruptions, yes
Pssst. Nokia aren't bust. And they still make the best phones.
Also they started as a sawmill.
That's not a business that's the culture itself
Meta is dead. Just a matter of time.
volcanic inter-what???
But Sam, the glory of Rome is eternal
I see the decline of Netflix. Either get bought out or bust.
I wouldnt bet on gas as a long term solution.
3:45
But is that company profitable or just a zombie company?
The proven oldest is beretta
Is this another version of the 1000 year Reich??? 😱
Ship of Theseus; Company Edition
Now that's a thousand year reich lol
Long John Silvers will last over 1,000 years
Like Odysseus' ship
For some reason I don't see the Rothschild's.... Or the Swiss banks.... Or the Vatican
I love how you just casually mention how incredibly corrupt the US Government is. LOL.
Oh wow!
Disney will stop to exist.
Need more woke to finish them off.
Are you sure? Rome survived for more than 2000 years
Tata, Reliance, SBI will all last a 100 years
Tata is 100 plus already.
The "Federal Reserve"😏
You havent heard of City of London then lmao.