Sequoia is splitting into three VC firms(forbes.com)

125 points by LastNevadan 3 years ago | 60 comments

Visa, Mastercard Prepare to Raise Credit-Card Fees(wsj.com)

47 points by marban 3 years ago | 47 comments

The richest people borrow against their stock (2021)(forbes.com)

93 points by CHB0403085482 2 years ago | 191 comments

Google’s two-year frenzy to catch up with OpenAI(wired.com)

142 points by totaldude87 1 year ago | 171 comments

Startup Incubator Y Combinator Cuts Canada from Countries Where It Will Invest(bloomberg.com)

16 points by thrusong 9 months ago | 1 comments

Ford CEO: Tesla's Cybertruck Is Only for 'Silicon Valley People'(businessinsider.com)

24 points by redbell 3 years ago | 26 comments

VCs aren’t your friends(openvc.app)

441 points by taubek 2 years ago | 286 comments

OpenVC blog post by Stéphane Nasser arguing that founders should not treat venture capitalists as friends when fundraising.

You can't leak users' data if you don't hold it(seancoates.com)

403 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 137 comments

Sean Coates's blog post on the origin of the startup Matter, where he is VP of Technology, and its privacy-focused approach of not holding user data.

Private equity is buying everything from vet offices to tech conglomerates(theverge.com)

482 points by Brajeshwar 3 years ago | 312 comments

A Verge Decoder interview with prosecutor Brendan Ballou on how private equity buys companies from vet offices to tech firms, why the system is broken, and fixes.

My sixth year as a bootstrapped founder(mtlynch.io)

962 points by mtlynch 2 years ago | 288 comments

Michael Lynch's annual retrospective on his sixth year as a bootstrapped solo founder, including his TinyPilot business.

Founder Mode, hackers, and being bored by tech(ianbetteridge.com)

319 points by rpgbr 2 years ago | 173 comments

Blog post by Ian Betteridge on Silicon Valley's founder cult, contrasting Aaron Swartz and Sam Altman, and growing boredom with tech.

Elon Musk's foundation is opaque, miserly and self-serving(economist.com)

12 points by kensai 8 days ago | 2 comments

An Economist business article arguing that Elon Musk's charitable foundation is opaque, gives away little, and serves Musk's own interests.