Tuesdays at Abnormal Returns are all about startup and venture capital links. You can check out last week’s links including a look at how outsiders are blowing a bubble in late-stage valuations.
Startups
- One dead unicorn is no big deal. What if a whole herd dies? (wsj.com)
- How much does venture capital drive the US economy? In short, a lot. (gsb.stanford.edu)
- Negative gross margins are not sustainable indefinitely. (avc.com)
- Why startups need founder pre-nups. (fortune.com)
- Founders are being too stingy with equity. (medium.com)
- Some myths about how startups get acquired. (pmeenan.com)
- Oxford vs. Cambridge: the battle for venture capital. (wsj.com)
- What entrepreneurs can learn from the Chicago Cubs' turnaround. (bloomberg.com)
- Is Silicon Valley bad for your health? (fortune.com)
Angel investing
- What is the difference between angel, venture and private equity? (davidcummings.org)
- An excerpt from Josh Maher's "Startup Wealth: How the Best Angel Investors Make Money in Startups."* (geekwire.com)
