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October has brought an autumn of discontent for tech
With two days to go in the month, the Nasdaq Composite has fallen 13%. Apple is down 7%, Facebook down 12%, Alphabet down 15%, Amazon down 23%, and Netflix down 25%.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Earnings desk
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Move fast and break human lives
Blistering new documentary “The Bleeding Edge” shows how much tech and healthcare investing have in common after all.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Disruption desk
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The bias hidden inside "consensus"
For women and people of color to succeed in this industry, the things the industry has taken for granted as positives might also have to change.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Engineers are fixing Silicon Valley
If the past decade gave us the “cult of the founder” – where investors, users and employees, were forced to bend to the whims of the Kalanicks and Dorseys no matter how much evil they did – perhaps the next decade will be remembered for the resurgence and reiteration of the cult of the engineers.
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Paul Bradley Carr
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Will 2018 be the rebound in tech IPOs that has been promised for years?
Thanks in good part to successful listings of digital household names such as Spotify as well as IPOs like Dropbox, Sonos, and Xiaomi, the IPO pipeline is now primed as liquidly as it's been in recent memory.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the IPOs desk
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Best of Pando Monthly: Fred Wilson talks timing, luck, and the dangers of corporate venture capital
Wilson also discusses the ups and downs of several of his largest investments, including Twitter, Tumblr, Foursquare and Zynga.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the From the Trenches desk
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Facebook is closer to being another Yahoo than another Amazon
Something big is happening in social media, and investors in social-media companies can't make up their minds what it is.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Sonos' IPO: A first day pop, but can it fight off Apple, Amazon et al and win for the long term?
Sonos' strength lies in the managers guiding it -- but don't discount the possibility it could become the next TiVo.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the IPOs desk
