Why women founders face higher hurdles: “Men are just better at bullsh*tting” During a recent forum at NYU, women founders and VCs discussed ways to tackle challenges in the startup ecosystem. Nina Roberts , Christie Smythe 4.7.22 8:38 PM
How Bitcoin helps countries fight “monetary colonialism" — a Senegalese-American developer explains Fodé Diop, who experienced a currency devaluation crisis in his home country, says the way forward is to use Bitcoin to build generational wealth. Akil Alleyne 4.5.22 4:17 PM
Electric vehicle companies are gearing up for major growth. Here’s who’s hiring After a year packed with EV IPOs and industry-friendly regulations, here’s which companies are now looking to staff up. Sam Klebanov 4.5.22 3:45 PM
Once a niche platform for gamers, Discord is now worth $15 billion and looking to go public Discord started as a tool to help gamers communicate but has since rebranded to appeal to a broader audience. Now the company is reportedly planning to go public. Sam Klebanov 3.31.22 9:25 PM
My stock options’ journey: why it’s not always a straight line from shares to cash Here’s how my 8,000 shares of SharesPost somehow morphed into a lengthy, complex series of transactions that I’m still trying to figure out. Thomas Lee 3.31.22 5:40 PM
Why Pavel Durov made Telegram — the world’s most anti-authoritarian messaging app Before launching Telegram, Durov was known in post-Soviet states as the founder of social media giant VK.com. Sam Klebanov 3.23.22 9:39 PM