Thursdays at Abnormal Returns are all about startup and venture capital links. You can check out last week’s links including a look at why startups aren’t for everybody.
Quote of the Day
"But for the entrepreneurs who raise four to six rounds of VC before going public, the math is the math. If you end up owning more than 20% at IPO, you are beating the averages."
(Fred Wilson)
Startups
- What the election means for startups. (avc.com)
- The only three startup rules you need. (medium.com)
- You don't need a master plan: just start. (medium.com)
- Five powerful ways to create a workplace culture. (fastcompany.com)
- On burning out. (jordancooper.wordpress.com)
Companies
- Palantir's stock compensation strategy is "evil." (fusion.net)
- Why Music.ly is coining money. (businessinsider.com)
- Uber wants to know where you are going. (venturebeat.com)
- How SeatGeek hit upon its current model. (fortune.com)
- Why are venture capitalists investing into a small bank? (wsj.com)
- The story of a startup built on discarded servers. (businessinsider.com)
- One of the biggest threats to Uber and Airbnb is government. (bloomberg.com)
