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"The line"
I finally got my green card. Here's what I couldn't say about US immigration until now.
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Paul Bradley Carr
, written on From the Immigration desk
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Dara Khosrowshahi: A massive void where Uber's values should be
I’m hard pressed to think of any company aside from Uber that has so abdicated the benefit of the doubt but keeps getting it nonetheless.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Travis Shrugged desk
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Leslie Feinzaig’s Army of Women
The Female Founders Alliance founder on raising money as a new mom, what separates meaningful women’s networking groups from the rest, and her career-long effort of beating the odds.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Xiaomi's IPO takes a humbling blow, and that's not good for Chinese IPOs
What happens to Xiaomi's stock performance in coming weeks could end up influencing the reception that Didi, Ant and others get should they push forward with their own IPOs.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the IPOs desk
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Kara Nortman: “We can’t all be flame throwers”
How and when to stand up for women in rooms full of men.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the Gender Wars desk
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Netflix broke the old TV model, and now all hell is breaking loose
"The greatest rearranging of the media industry chessboard in history."
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
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Stewart Butterfield: If snakes had our technology, we would be toast
The founder of Slack talks about how he created Flickr and Slack out of the ashes of failed projects and shares tips for achieving a billion dollar valuation.
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Sarah Lacy
, written on From the From the Trenches desk
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Four years after its IPO, Alibaba may be finally approaching its potential
Of all the tech companies to go public in the past five years, none has had as much potential as Alibaba.
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Kevin Kelleher
, written on From the Disruption desk
