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The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report takes us on a trip across various ecosystems in the US, highlighting some of the notable funding activity in the various markets that we track. The notable startup funding rounds for the week ending 6/5/21 featuring funding details for Gong, Shippo, LeoLabs, and twenty-three other rounds that you must know about.
it has even about 200,000 more than what our neighbors in new york pay. so once again, new jersey is number one in a ranking that no one wants to have. [laughter] all right, dan. well my miss goes to america s president who this wednesday addressed the graduating class coast guard academy and decide this would be a good venn withdrew to work on his chops as a stand-up comedian so mr. biden tried a lame joke about the relationship between the coast guard and the navy and cadets simply sat on their hands in silence. so like a bad nightclub comic mr. biden decided to turn on his audience. saying and i quote you are really class, i mean, coming on man is the sun getting to you? jackie gleason would have said you re a riot mr. president i would say give this guy the hook. so bill, you know, it wasn t too long ago that new jersey was actually a tax refuge from new
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Taylor: Blank-check companies are the new bubble
March 3, 2021
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Nominations are already open for the craziest frothy finance stories of 2021.
Strong cases can be made (and I have made them) for Bitcoin and Reddit bros’ GameStop short squeezes.
But maybe the uber example of frothy finances this year are SPACs.
Special purpose acquisition companies have existed for years, but on the fringes of Wall Street. Now, they are front and center.
SPACs are known as “blank-check” companies. You buy shares in a company that is an empty shell. The shell sells 100 million shares for, say $10, raising a billion dollars. In the future typically by next year the managers of the SPAC promise to purchase a private company. At that point, you find out what you, the shareholder, own!