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Goop investor Felix Capital raises $300 million for a new venture fund

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Visa’s $5.3 billion acquisition of Plaid will send shockwaves through the industry

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What Casper’s IPO Prospectus Tells Us About Its Business

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E-Scooter Startup Lime Is Undergoing Layoffs to Achieve ‘Financial Independence’

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Whitman and Katzenberg in their Quibi offices.

I’m a Millennial, and I Don’t Understand What Quibi Is Trying to Do

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Layoffs Loom at Three SoftBank-Backed Startups

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Viral Video App TikTok Is Here to Stay

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Just How Safe Are Direct Listings, Really?

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Airbnb Is Facing a Trustworthiness Crisis

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Why Facebook Really, Really Wants Its Cryptocurrency Project Libra to Succeed

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Bradley Tusk (left) and Jordan Nof (right) are investing in startups facing regulatory hurdles.

Exclusive: Tusk Venture Partners Raises $70 Million For Its Second Venture Fund

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Your Top Business Predictions for 2020

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Term Sheet Readers Predict a Bigger Focus on Profitability, Inclusivity, and Ethics in 2020

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The Idea of ‘Blitzscaling’ May Be Losing Popularity in Silicon Valley

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Pedestrians pass outside a shared office space, operated by WeWork Cos Inc., in London, U.K., on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. WeWork Cos Inc. has started legal action against shared-office landlord UrWork in London, accusing its fast-growing Chinese rival of infringing on its trademarks.

The Cautionary Tale of Three Startups Acquired by WeWork

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