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2022: The good, the bad, and the wake-up calls

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Ego-ish: how tech's main characters are all a bit different

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Is this what good news feels like?

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Are we bullfighting in Spain? Because that's a red flag

505

How tech PR's job changed in 2022

506

What's next on crypto's chopping block?

507

Party rounds are either the dinner party of your dreams or the one where no one shows up (re-post)

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Tech’s homogeneity problem

509

Good morning, assets are selling off

510

Pick your poison: recruitment or retention?

511

Corporate comms for the startup soul

512

Cleanup, aisle FTX

513

It’s not a rug pull if it’s an accident

514

Tech layoffs may get worse before they get better

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One day all tech news will merely be updates to Twitter moderation policies

516

Most of the unicorns aren’t

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Investors are either ghosting, quiet quitting or rewriting their entire playbook

518

Elon Musk and Twitter Close Deal: Hot Takes (Bonus Episode)

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Twitter is a startup again, I guess

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I regret to inform you that Elon has something to do with this

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Yes, Chief

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Seeing startups tackle the health of our planet is giving me life

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Will your company cut your benefits or your coworkers first? (re-post)

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Well, that was Fast: Equity Live at TechCrunch Disrupt

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Good morning! We regret to inform you that the wealthy are at it again

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What’s the TAM of the 1%?

527

Sarah Guo isn’t late to the AI party

528

It would be nice to not talk about Elon Musk for a bit

529

Musk and Kardashian remind us to stop crying for the wealthy

530

What's next for creator-focused startups now that the venture boom is over?

531

Welcome to Q4, crypto fans and Tesla stans

532

We’re all just a Hop, Skip and a Drive away from a better Hustle

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Building startups in public has an end date

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Hey, look, some startups are still raising money

535

When VCs fund the thing you didn't think they'd ever fund

536

Network isn't a dirty word

537

Line goes down

538

Chain Reaction x Equity talk the Ethereum Merge

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Where's the center of the startup world? Depends on which VC you ask

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Y Combinator is still paranoid

541

The ETH merge cometh

542

Stanford moonshot promises near-term profitability with no-code magical mushrooms, ft. Plaid of X

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Kim Kardashian and the financialization of trendsetters

544

As the economy falters, tracking the money behind the money

545

Welcome to YC and Apple week

546

We Reali don't know when real estate will get Better

547

Party rounds are either the dinner party of your dreams or the one where no one shows up

548

Does venture capital need a shot in the arm?

549

Press and Law v. Adam and Elon

550

Black Girls Code's developing story offers a complicated look at lots of different things

551

What's a crypto exchange worth?

552

Will your company cut your benefits or your coworkers first?

553

Let's officially stop comparing Adam Neumann and Elizabeth Holmes

554

Startup yachts, Adam Neumann and wait what year is it again?

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So, when is the SoftBank Execution Fund III dropping?

556

Founders, whales, and the sea change in the entrepreneurial energy

557

How to lose money, SoftBank edition

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Robinhood's hangover, YC's reduction and Uber's return to form

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Is it the bootstrapper’s time to jump on the venture treadmill?

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Public tech's espresso shot is quite literally The Cloud

561

Crypto and securities, back of the postcard version

562

A niche facet of startup employee pay, explained

563

Why you have to pay attention to the public markets this week

564

Thanks to Amazon, One Medical and Whole Foods are on the same dang shelf

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OK, don't fear: the long shots are still getting venture funding

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When will India make up its mind about crypto?

567

Building the future of robotics

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Wordle, hurdles and Sally’s early retirement

569

Roe's reversal will shake up how startups are built

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Cost cutting, layoffs remain leading startup themes

571

Cauldrons, Bolts and sour markets: Welcome to Halloween in July

572

Why build a tech mafia when you can just build each other?

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Contrarian bets in a downturn

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When do layoffs matter? Trick question - always

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Understanding the not-so-fine print of 2022 term sheets

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Leverage, red flags, and a changing venture landscape

577

All this startup news, and we didn’t even talk about Juul

578

Fintech's fever can't make up its mind

579

The fintech funding market is not dead

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This feels like a SoftBank deal from 4 years ago

581

We're entering an era of, um, creative accounting in startups

582

Crisis! On the blockchain

583

Looking back at the venture market of one year ago

584

The early signs of startup layoffs to come

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Sheryl Sandberg, Substack and the art of still raising money for groceries

586

How investors are playing offense right now (their words, our two cents)

587

Faster ML models, crypto M&A, and what's ahead for on-demand pricing

588

A ping-pong match between bulls and bears

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We think founders need a quick Heart to Heart about the market

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Will falling tech valuations kick off a M&A boom?

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A Twitter Bot Wrote This

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Is there hope for digital health startups post-Roe?

593

What's ahead for crypto startups?

594

How close are we to understanding what's going on?

595

Tech layoffs don't happen to companies, they happen to people

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The dominoes are falling

597

Stripe is playing checkers with Plaid

598

Ok, this one is for the crypto-curious

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How to failwhale the blockchain

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Does it smell like teen spirit, or teen bankruptcy?