Two more companies... both software firms tied to the OS development.

We need firms. The firms have gone away.

Really innovative firms know this well.

All companies die, all companies.

Try firms that worked on the OS.

It could also be novel ways of organizing firms and industries.

There are many commercial firms in New York.

In South Korea and Indonesia, women own nearly half a million firms.

They buy and sell big companies.

You know, we hire firms to design these things.

And big companies like Intel or smaller design firms like Ideo or startups like Bump, were inviting me to give workshops, just to practice this idea of smashing electronics and everyday objects together.

Completely equivalent companies.

And we run our companies like this.

And so these companies, they build offices.

And is this helping our companies succeed?

And our companies are in deep trouble.

Microeconomics .. and those actors could be firms, could be people, it could be households.

This seminar will target senior marketing leaders from Japanese firms.

The large firms in the industry call all the shots.

There are great law firms who can give you tutorials.

So we need to encourage the growth of local firms.

Number of commercial companies out there? 12 to 15 companies.

And how about the oil, gas and mining companies?

And actually, private companies help governments with taxes.

Yes. And insurance companies would be included there.

The two leading firms are actually in cahoots with each other.

Many firms are competing for the wealthier segment of the market.

What we want is a partnership with the Italian design firms.

I have some feelers out to the other firms right now.

One of the top 10 private equity firms in the world.

Japanese companies emphasize hierarchy.

Companies are losing control.

Maybe they're software companies.

See companies, they scale.

But there are companies.

Many companies say that.

He used shell companies.

The companies know that.

We are going to give all that stuff to companies and those companies will then sell these boxes.

And you'll find that lot of companies that are startups and technology companies, a lot of those have very little debt.

City firms vied with each other to hire the brightest young staff.

I mean, it's leading firms many of them are still publicly owned.

On the right and on the left, in companies?

And then we look at what companies can do.

Is any of this true for cities and companies?