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Whats up and welcome again to Fairness, a podcast concerning the enterprise of startups, the place we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines. That is our Friday present, and we’re speaking concerning the week’s largest startup and tech information.
This week Mary Ann, Kirsten Korosec, and Alex Wilhelm have been available to chew by a veritable mountain of reports. Even if immediately is the primary of December, tech information continues to be dropping at a fast clip. So for now, there’s tons to speak about:
- Self-driving setbacks: Cruise is about to slash its prices within the wake of a security mess, and larger scrutiny from regulators. Alex hopes that the present set of reports gadgets doesn’t decelerate the progress of self-driving tech.
- Webull snaps up Flink: Free buying and selling isn’t just a enterprise mannequin that’s common in the USA. Webull is taking the Latin American market extra critically with its buy of Flink.
- Uber <3’s taxis: What are London’s iconic black cabs doing on Uber’s platform? And the way lengthy does it take to go from enemies to frenemies?
- Rover finds the exit: Who would have guessed that canine strolling could be value $2.3 billion?
- IPOs are heating again up (somewhat): With Shein and Reddit concentrating on the IPO market within the coming months, it’s time to get our S-1 boots again on and put together for some new debuts.
- Enterprise downturns should not loss of life sentences: EU enterprise funding ranges are down, however not out. And what’s occurring Down Beneath?
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