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> I am not even sure of who really has control over things.

Honestly, this is the big problem with Big Non Profit (tm). The entire structure of non-profits is really meant for ladies clubs, Rotary groups, and your church down the street, not openai and ikea.

>>anon29+(OP)
ikea is a non-profit?!?

>>adastr+L3
Yes. https://www.fastcompany.com/3035734/ikea-is-a-nonprofit-and-...

>>adastr+L3
IKEA is the world's largest nonprofit.

https://www.economist.com/business/2006/05/11/flat-pack-acco...

>>adastr+L3
Ikea has the wildest legal structure, but yes, a lot of IKEA is technically owned by a couple of "nonprofits" which happen to pay out a lot of money to the Kamprad family.

>>anon29+(OP)
> ladies clubs

Or lads clubs. Don't leave us out.

>>anon29+(OP)
What are ladies clubs and rotary groups?

>>adw+U4
The same way that Rolex is technically a non-profit. Complete bullshit legal wrangling.

>>Wowfun+A9
The latter is for Mazdas, the former is something we can't discuss in a SFW forum

>>Wowfun+A9
Small scale social groups

>>adastr+L3
So is Rolex!

>>adastr+L3
It's a foundation in Luxembourg, with a Dutch subsidiary that owns some offices in Sweden.

>>unders+M4
I think the Novo Nordisk foundation is the largest now. It owns a majority of both Novo nordisk and Novozymes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novo_Nordisk_Foundation