When Covid-19 first reached the U.S. and businesses rapidly began to shut down, investors braced for the worst. Venture capitalists (VCs) put out messages to founders to shore up their balance sheets and prepare for a funding nuclear winter.
The article discusses claims that private investors face a rough year amid a weak stock market, lackluster IPO performance, and technology companies selling for less than their paid-in capital.
When top 3 player Sidecar closed earlier this year and sold its assets to GM, many pronounced the ride-sharing wars over and the prevailing wisdom seemed to suggest that Uber was destined to become a monopoly. But recent multi-billion dollar investments in Lyft and Didi Chuxing have chall
Dollar Shave Club’s recent $1 billion acquisition by Unilever came as a surprise to many, as consumer products companies have long been shunned by the venture community due to high capital requirements, low multiples and margin pressure from online retailers. While many startups following
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