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In six years, Kai-Fu Lee says China has gone from mere copy cats to potential global AI domination. What changed?
How demographics, access to capital, tech behemoths, and all that data could finally propel China ahead of the Valley.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the China desk
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Nine months ago, it was unclear how committed Alphabet was to beating Uber. Now, it has two powerful motivators: Revenge and $70 billion
Once the most highly valued startup in Valley history, Uber may soon be third after DiDi and Waymo
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Travis Shrugged desk
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For the first time, almost entirely by accident, it’s great to be Lyft
An astounding example of the benefits of ignoring the competition.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Travis Shrugged desk
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The Beat
Did you see Trump fired Comey? Did you see Trump gave secret intel to the Russians? Did you see Trump told Comey to stop investigating Flynn? Did you see they’ve appointed a special counsel? Did you see Trump called the investigation the biggest witch hunt in American history?
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Paul Bradley Carr
, written on From the The Swamp desk
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Ben Lerer: "We're in 1985 all over again"
It's hard to decide who has changed the most: Thrillist or its co-founder and CEO Ben Lerer.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Lessons from the Trenches desk
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What shield law? Lawyers for Ebbu co-founder Michael Wendschuh tried to subpoena Pando writer's notes and sources
As regular readers will know, Pando has a longstanding policy of publishing any and all legal threats we receive, no matter how baseless or ridiculous.
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Sarah Lacy and Paul Carr
, written on From the Weed desk
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Even Steve Jobs worried about retaining employees. Good luck, Uber
Slowly but surely, Lyft is getting better at this game.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Travis Shrugged desk
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Take that, patriarchy: Even more evidence of the productivity of working moms
What real “passion” looks like.
By
Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
