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If there is one company at the top of everyone’s mind this year, it is Slack.
The now-ubiquitous workplace messaging tool began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in June after taking an unusual route to the public markets, known as a direct listing. Slack bypassed the typical IPO process in favor of putting its current stock on the NYSE
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Read more: Slack co-founder Cal Henderson and Spark Capital’s Megan Quinn are coming to Disrupt SF
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SmileDirectClub, the at-home teeth-straightening service, is on its way to becoming a public company. SmileDirectClub is seeking to raise up to $100 million in its IPO, according to its S-1 filed today. The number of shares and price range for the offering have yet to be determined.
Prior to this, SmileDirectClub reached a $3.2 billion valuation
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Read more: SmileDirectClub files to go public amid concerns from dental associations
Write comment (95 Comments)But is transit still the best place to launch a direct-to-consumer brand?
If you’re a New Yorker, one of the easiest ways to keep up-to-date on the latest consumer products — furniture, beauty products, mobile apps, you name it — is to hop on the subway.
Even before you board, you may find yourself walking through a station filled with colorful
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Read more: Startup ads are taking over the subway
Write comment (94 Comments)Cedric Dussud, Michael Nason, Ahmed Elsamadisi and Matthew Star (pictured above, in order) spent the summer sharing a house in San Francisco, cooking meals together and building Narrator, a startup with ambitions of becoming a universal data model fit for any company.
Narrator is one of more than 100 startups graduating next week from Y
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Read more: Y Combinator-backed Narrator wants to become the operating system for data science
Write comment (98 Comments)For a long, long time, renewable energy proponents have considered advancements in battery technology to be the Holy Grail of the industry.
Advancements in energy storage has been among the hardest to achieve economically, thanks to the incredibly tricky chemistry that’s involved in storing power.
Now, one company that’s launching from Y Combinator b
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Read more: Y Combinator-backed Holy Grail is using machine learning to build better batteries
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Shiru, a new company that’s launching from the latest batch of Y Combinator-backed startups, is joining the ranks of the businesses angling for a spot at the vanguard of the new food technology revolution.
The company was founded by Jasmin Hume, the former director of food chemistry at Just (the company formerly known as Hampton Creek) and takes
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