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Hair On A Deal

A VC: Musings of a VC in NYC

The technology will be well developed. They have popularized a new form of work space, a new business model for it, and have they have built a global brand around shared workspaces. And hair can get in the way of an otherwise financeable opportunity. The team will be great and reference well. The market will be huge.

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mHub opens much bigger facility to kick Chicago startups into high gear

TechCrunch

It would involve a prototyping lab, offices, shared workspaces, meeting rooms and classrooms. Now, it is moving into a newly acquired , freshly refurbished space in a Chicago opportunity zone to help it incubate, accelerate and support more startups that can have a positive impact on humanity.

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How to run a startup accelerator

Founders Coop

Every time I talk to someone about the work we do at Founders’ Co-op , I have to first explain that we don’t really care about technology or business ideas per se. We have lots of opinions about how those groups can best use the tools available – technology, capital, ideas – to achieve their goals.

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TechCrunch+ roundup: Ocean tech investor survey, AI and PR, L-1 visa options

TechCrunch

Today, wind power and wave action are just two technologies leading investors to take a closer look at ocean conservation technology, reports Tim De Chant. To learn more about the opportunities they’re chasing and discover how climate change is shaping their investment thesis, he surveyed: Daniela V.

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Coworking Megatrend Predictions for 2020

GCUC

Last year, we discussed how more brands would market to coworking and how they would introduce products specifically geared toward shared workspace. Let’s talk about how it will affect our industry: The technology investors are on the decline, post-WeWork, for obvious reasons. Technology (or Lack Thereof).