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The number of privately held Silicon Valley start-ups that are worth more than $1 billion shocks even the executives running those companies.
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A list of the 10 richest tech entrepreneurs in Europe, because we know you just love lists, and we do too. Germany is very well represented, and SAP is almost like a country by itself.
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For now you have to be an accredited investor with a net worth over $1 million or yearly earnings over $200,000 to use FundersClub. But an industry source familiar with the Y Combinator startup gave me an exclusive rundown of its whole roadmap. For example, if the JOBS Act goes into effect or FundersClub pays to set up a mutual fund, literally anyone will be allowed to use it to invest and profit
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This course is offered during the Independent Activities Period (IAP), which is a special 4-week term at MIT that runs from the first week of January until the end of the month.
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When New Hampshire native Gerard Murphy was searching for his tech start-up’s first office space, he considered joining the throngs of other ambitious Web entrepreneurs crowding Cambridge’s Kendall Square and filling up Boston’s Innovation District.
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$1.1 billion raised by AngelList alumni Big news: AngelList alumni have raised over $1.1 billion from angels and VC’s on AngelList and beyond. Sarah Lacy has a detailed analysis. Most of the $1.1 billion happens in the big rounds after AngelList. For example, Uber raised $1.25M in their AngelList round and went on to raise $43M after “graduating” from AngelList.
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Berlin’s planned startup campus The Factory brought a surge of excitement when news first broke in April and momentum isn’t letting up. Construction is still at ”detailed planning stage” but the full list of tenants is almost ready to announce, led by first signer SoundCloud, and some have already moved in. The official opening is scheduled for early next year.
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It’s not immediately obvious that Switzerland, or more likely Zurich, will be able to overcome these hurdles in order to become a European startup powerhouse like Berlin and London. But look at the impossible railways that climb and weave their way over the Alpine peaks, and it’s obvious that this is not a country that shies away from a challenge. With the amount of support on offer here...
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I don't know what Chris was referring to exactly, but as an angel investor this statement resonates with me right now. I've been seeing some really high valuations floating around.Don't get me wrong -- there is nothing inherently wrong with high valuations if everyone is aligned in exit expectations. The problem is I don't think the alignment is there in many cases.
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