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SpaceX S-1 Filing
(sec.gov)
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30k Pages of Federal Reserve Board Meeting Minutes
(crisesnotes.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Impressive data on the history of debates within the Federal Reserve Board.
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snewe
11y ago
It is a bit misleading to label all private equity as "massively leveraged." None of the major investors in "unicorns" of VC use leverage (e.g. Uber https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/uber/
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snewe
14y ago
Perhaps Mac users are wealthier than the average Windows user? I am not so sure about the Linux differential. It would be interesting to see the differences conditional on income.
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14y ago
Many of these actions are a consequence of the tax code: non-profit institutions such as universities can borrow for capital projects at the municipal rate and invest at the market rate (the latter is usually higher than the former). Most
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snewe
14y ago
Blog spam? Original story: http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20120803VL204.html
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14y ago
One might argue they didn't invest -- or the company said no! -- for the same reason corporate VC is sometimes frowned upon. Taking capital from corporations with related products can scare future partners or customers. Moreover, why sell
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Senate Passes Crowdfunding Bill With Added Protections
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15y ago
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Groupon and Zynga Founders Get Extra Clout Before IPOs
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15y ago
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House Panel Backs Bill Boosting Nonpublic-Firm Shareholder Limit
(businessweek.com)
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15y ago
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A Revamped Delicious Increases Imagery & Adds “Stacks”
(searchengineland.com)
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15y ago
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snewe
15y ago
Here's an academic article on the pay for entrepreneurs backed by VCs: http://www.stanford.edu/~rehall/HallWoodward6.pdf High average returns driven by huge exits and most entrepreneurs earn 0.
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snewe
15y ago
You have to believe that the (huge) growth rate is perpetual. Most firms do not grow faster than US GDP growth in the long-run.
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15y ago
An API for the raw data that underlies this system would be extremely useful to academics. Databases like compustat and execucomp are expensive and lack some of the most interesting details in SEC documents. I have worked on trying to ext
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snewe
15y ago
Awesome, sounds like you automated and crowd-sourced quality control. Will definitely check it out.
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snewe
15y ago
Sounds interesting. Similar to Crowdflower, but with less management on the user end. Crowdflower provides "gold tests" that help filter out mistakes and makes it my go-to source for Turk tasks with a bit too much complexity. Of course,
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snewe
15y ago
Ah, you are right, it's 'max'!
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snewe
15y ago
To be precise, the cost of repatriation is min[(35% - foreign tax),0].
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snewe
15y ago
Not mentioned: Google makes about 1/2 its revenues abroad and that cash is costly to bring back to the US (tax laws). So borrowing money in the US could bring their available US cash balance up to the "optimal" level. See pg. 21 of their
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‘Headless’ Rounds Ride Into Town, Helped by Kevin Rose
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15y ago
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15y ago
Download link: http://qsapp.com/download.php
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snewe
15y ago
Great idea, but if you don't use instagram (i.e. share your photos with the world) there is one alternative that I could find in 5 minutes of Googling: shoot it! http://www.shootit.com/ They appears to send it from the nearest country you
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16y ago
Thinking about this a bit more, Mark Cuban is essentially arguing that recent VC investments are equivalent to the activity that takes place on Second Market and others like it. If that was so, Twitter, Zynga and Facebook would have to buy
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16y ago
Mark Cuban's statement is only true if the VC financings are simply a buyout of previous investors. Many of Facebook's recent financings were capital injections + buyouts of founder and early VC shares. I don't believe this is the norm. S
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16y ago
Important caveat: "I’m not kidding when I say that I spent probably more than 24 total hours in the past three weeks having a blast on this thing creating itineraries, checking mileage, and figuring out where the heck I could go without goi
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snewe
16y ago
Now that is one area the academic literature on venture capital and entrepreneurship hasn't studied: the social networks of entrepreneurs and bargaining power. Putting that on my list.
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16y ago
Perhaps the ycfounders list is a selected sample: it produces or selects above-average quality founders that are more likely to get a good Series A price (in terms of both control and pre$). I suspect that YCombinator's focus on founders f
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16y ago
Publication lags -- sometimes 3-4 years in economics/finance -- make the news feed they built less useful. If instead they built the feed around http://ssrn.com or http://ideas.repec.org , it could have value for fields where publicatio
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Guitar World Turns iPad Into a Daily Music Teacher
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