Welcome again to this week’s transcribed version of Equity, TechCrunch’s enterprise capital-focused podcast that unpacks the numbers behind the headlines. Here we put the phrases of our wildly fashionable enterprise capital podcast, Equity, into Extra Crunch members’ eyes as an alternative of their ears. This week, TechCrunch’s Kate Clark and Crunchbase News’s Alex Wilhelm get rapid-fire on funding information from round the way in which. And as a result of they each speak so quick, they acquired so much in.
In case you hadn’t heard, Andreessen Horowitz relinquished its standing as a enterprise capital agency and registered all 150 of its staff as monetary advisors. Kate and Alex dug in a bit extra about that story. And who’s sick of listening to about Lyft’s IPO? Nobody? Great. Because they talked about that and the implications of Uber’s imminent journey into the land of the general public.
And lastly, the Midas List. Does it matter? Why are we speaking about it? Why do lists exist? Who’s on prime? Who’s not? Who’s unhappy? Who cares? And extra questions left unanswered.
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Kate Clark: Hello, welcome again to Equity. I’m TechCrunch’s Kate Clark and I’m joined once more this week with Crunch Base News’ Alex Wilhelm.
Alex Wilhelm: Hello Kate. Good to be again within the studio.
Kate Clark: Welcome again. It’s simply Alex and I this week and we’ve got numerous information to get by means of. So we’re simply gonna begin off by doing a rapid-fire overview of a few of the stuff we’re not going to go as deep on. Alex, begin us off with Affirm.
