Jessica Mathews

Jessica Mathews

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  • Indian markets amid Russia-Ukraine crisisNewsletters

    Why the war in Ukraine may pause India’s largest IPO

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  • Daybase COO Douglas Chambers and Daybase CEO Joel Steinhaus attend the opening of the first Daybase hybrid work spot in Hoboken, N.J. at the end of January.Newsletters

    A former WeWork team is taking another bet on coworking, and a major lessor has signed on

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    What 2022 could bring for private equity, in 5 charts

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  • Amanda Seyfried, pictured, plays Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu’s new limited series on the rise and fall of blood testing startup Theranos.Newsletters

    Who was Elizabeth Holmes when no one else was looking? Hulu’s new series ‘The Dropout’ pulls back the curtain

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  • GERMANY – SEPTEMBER 09: German head office of American Express. (Photo by Ulrich Baumgarten via Getty Images)Newsletters

    American Express Ventures is doubling down on Web3

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  • Harshul Sanghi (pictured) is retiring after more than a decade building American Express’ $1.3 billion venture capital arm.

    How Fortune 500 behemoth American Express quietly became a venture capital powerhouse

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  • KYIV, UKRAINE – FEBRUARY 25: People look at the exterior of a damaged residential block hit by an early morning missile strike on February 25, 2022 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Yesterday, Russia began a large-scale attack on Ukraine, with Russian troops invading the country from the north, east and south, accompanied by air strikes and shelling. The Ukrainian president said that at least 137 Ukrainian soldiers were killed by the end of the first day. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)Newsletters

    More than 100 startups have offices in Ukraine. Founders are rushing to protect their employees

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  • Leslie Wolfson, Swiftarc Ventures engagement director (left), presents with Sid Jawahar, founder and managing partner, and Fabian Urquijo, president. The firm says it will only hire women through the rest of 2022.Newsletters

    Why this venture capital firm is only hiring women in 2022

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  • Leipzig: A Porsche Macan model on the assembly line at the German carmaker's factory in Leipzig.Newsletters

    What a Porsche IPO would mean for Germany’s most powerful automobile family

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  • Grata co-founders Andrew Bocskocsky, left, and Nevin Raj, plan to use the influx of capital to further build out their technology.Newsletters

    Grata raises $25 million to help private equity firms find their next investment

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  • Bitcoin, left, Litecoin, center, and Ethereum logos on the screen of a cryptocurrency automated teller machine (ATM) in Budapest, Hungary, on Friday, Feb. 18, 2022. Bitcoin is testing $40,000, a key psychological level, as the U.S. plan talks with Russia about military intelligence that suggests an imminent Ukraine invasion, which it denies. Photographer: Akos Stiller/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Why Sequoia Capital’s new crypto investments will look a little different

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    The Nasdaq is on the plunge. Private market investors say it could ultimately be a good thing

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  • Customer service and support live chat with chatbot and automatic messages or human servant. Assistance and help with mobile phone app. Automated bot and robot. Smartphone helpdesk for feedback cell.Newsletters

    A.I. startups are reeling in hundreds of millions to help computers better understand humans

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  • Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos Inc., left center, departs from federal court with, from left, husband Billy Evans, and parents Noel Holmes and Christian Holmes IV in San Jose, California, U.S., on Monday, Jan. 3, 2022. Elizabeth Holmes was found guilty of criminal fraud after she built her blood-testing startup Theranos Inc. into a $9 billion company only to see it collapse in scandal. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    Nearly half of private investors think other startups may be just as bad as Theranos

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  • Melissa Bradley, pictured, is the managing partner of 1863 Ventures, an accelerator and venture capital firm focused on under-represented founders.Newsletters

    How we got here and how we get out: A Q&A with venture capitalist Melissa Bradley on the Black funding gap

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