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CNBC

Lyft, Uber and Silicon Valley IPOs help the rich get richer — the losers are public investors

NEW YORK TIMES

The Next Wave of ‘Unicorn’ Start-Ups

BUSINESS INSIDER

Here’s the investor deck that $800 million startup Carta used to raise $150 million in venture capital

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Startup Equity Platform Carta Valued at $800 Million

INC.

The Hottest San Francisco Startups of 2019 (They’re Not All Tech Companies)

YAHOO FINANCE

Why race to an IPO? Staying private may be more viable, study suggests

THE WASHINGTON POST

Women don’t just face a gender pay gap. They also suffer from a stock options gap.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Pay Gap? For Women at Startups, the Equity Gap is Worse

FORBES

The Future Of Wall Street: Fintech 50 2019

RESOURCES

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The Cloud 100 2019

Forbes, 9/11/2019

Bad Times in Tech? Not if You’re a Start-Up Serving Other Start-Ups

The New York Times, 8/2/2019

Founders and investors whose startups died reveal the traps that killed their companies — and what you can do to avoid them

Business Insider, 8/12/2019

Democrats bash corporate greed, but more stocks for all Americans may be a better wealth redistribution method

CNBC, 8/11/2019

The founder of the billion-dollar startup Carta dissects the pitch decks that helped him raise $448 million

Business Insider, 7/21/2019

New firms help startups keep track of their owners

The Economist, 7/6/2019

Women in Silicon Valley Still Face Major Equity Gap

Bloomberg, 9/20/2018

Hatched at Twitter: Borrowing from the bro playbook, six former colleagues launch an angel investing plan to get in on Silicon Valley’s billions.

Marie Claire, 2/12/2019

Here are 3 common mistakes founders make when raising their first funding, according to a CEO who’s already raised $150 million for his startup

Business Insider, 2/12/2019

57 startups that will boom in 2019, according to VCs

Business Insider, 2/6/2019

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