Tuesdays at Abnormal Returns are all about startup and venture capital links. You can check out last week’s links including a look at the talent crunch facing Indian startups.
Startups
- The tricky question of splitting equity. (medium.com)
- Every seed stage startup founder should send monthly updates. (medium.com)
- Lessons learned from successful founders. (calacanis.com)
Unicorns
- Secondary share sales are on the rise. (bloomberg.com)
- On the blurring of private and public markets. (avc.com)
- Once you take money from investors like Fidelity, and the like, you are effectively public. (mashable.com)
Venture capital
- Sequoia Capital has used an army of "scouts" to make seed investments in a host startups. (wsj.com)
- How Brooklyn Bridge Ventures operates as a one-man-band. (techcrunch.com)
- What motivates angel investors? (nytimes.com)
- How to read a convertible debt note term sheet. (medium.com)
- How the rise of "spray and pray" has changed the type of companies VCs will fund. (papers.ssrn.com)
- Why Uber should become a car insurer. (fusion.net)
- As marijuana gets increasingly legalized startups are trying to make it as easy to buy as a pizza. (nytimes.com)
