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  • Charted: How Long Does it Take Unicorns to Exit?

    aWhat amount of time Does it Require For Unicorns to Exit?For most unicorns — new companies with a $1 billion valuation or more — it can require a very long time to see a liquidity occasion.Take Twitter, which opened up to the world seven years after its 2006 establishing. Or More

    Charted: How Long Does it Take Unicorns to Exit?
  • Funding And Exits: Top Private Equity Exit Strategies

    In the event that your organization has accomplished no less than $10M in repeating income with unsurprising future development, low stir and closeness to income positive, then, at that point, you can add private value to your leave choices.As of June 2017, worldwide Private Equity capital under administration remained at More

    Funding And Exits: Top Private Equity Exit Strategies
  • Startup Investments & Exits: How Investing in Startups Works

    An investment refers to capital provided to a company by a party whose goal is to benefit from the future success of the company. Investments can take the form of equity shares, which provide capital in exchange for the company's equity, or debt investments in the form of a loan More

    Startup Investments & Exits: How Investing in Startups Works
  • Matera raises another $43 million to turn residential building management

    French startup Matera has announced that is has raised a new $43 million (35 million) Series B funding round led by Mubadala Capital. Bpifrance, Burda Principal Investments as well as existing investors Index Ventures and Samaipata are also participating.The company is building a vertical SaaS for residential property management. In More

    Matera raises another $43 million to turn residential building management into SaaS
  • Silicon Valley is built on immigrant innovation

    Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch’s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines.We wound up having more to talk about than we had time for but we packed as much as we could into 34 minutes. So, climb aboard with Danny, Natasha, and myself for another More

    Silicon Valley is built on immigrant innovation