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Top news of the week: 21.02.2023.

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@hunterwalk shared
On Feb 17, 2023
if you want to learn about how venture deals are structured, and about VCs in general, this is great free course https://t.co/6bAc7dPavr
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Venture Deals Spring 2023 Course

Venture Deals Spring 2023 Course

The course is free and starts on March 21, 2023. This is the third time we are running the new version of the course (v2!) that was co-created with Techstars and Kauffman Fellows. If ...

@ChristineMHall shared
On Feb 15, 2023
RT @nmasc_: This new @rebecca_szkutak investigation is making me think a lot about how loyalty is discussed (and tested, really) within startups https://t.co/1w7Yqjr8yT
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Free Agency CEO seems to care more about control than the company, former employees say

Free Agency CEO seems to care more about control than the company, former employees say

Former employees reported that they felt subject to pressure and loyalty tests from the company's co-founder and CEO.

@schubertcm shared
On Feb 20, 2023
Washington state lawmakers seek to further curb drug prices as biotech leaders raise alarm https://t.co/F7G7NwoC1m via @GeekWire
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Washington state lawmakers seek to further curb drug prices as biotech leaders raise alarm

Washington state lawmakers seek to further curb drug prices as biotech leaders raise alarm

Lawmakers in Washington state are considering legislation that would give a governor-appointed board extra authority to curtail the price of high-cost prescription medications. Proponents ...

@kbw_investments shared
On Feb 20, 2023
Via @AGBInsight: @KBW_Ventures, the venture capital firm founded by @KhaledAlwaleed, has completed a second round of investment in Seattle-based food manufacturing technology company @RebellyousFoods. #venturecapital https://t.co/ZYZMAc6jLJ
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Saudi prince joins round for US-based alt protein startup

Saudi prince joins round for US-based alt protein startup

Saudi Arabai's Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed has invested in plant-based chicken startup Rebellyous Foods via his KBW Ventures firm

@McKinsey shared
On Feb 16, 2023
What does lackluster productivity growth mean for America’s economy? According to a new @McKinsey_MGI report, boosting America’s productivity to long-term trends could be a $10 trillion opportunity over the next decade. Learn how: https://t.co/fazMhUMWNu https://t.co/2bq6RpOefI
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Rekindling US productivity for a new era

Rekindling US productivity for a new era

Boosting US productivity represents a $10 trillion opportunity needed to confront workforce shortages, debt, inflation, and the energy transition.

@dburgar shared
On Feb 17, 2023
RT @amylameyer: One chart shows how seed stage valuations were a rare bright spot in VC during a turbulent period https://t.co/ohbc6h86z3 @FortuneMagazine @AnneSraders #VentureCapital
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One chart shows how seed stage valuations were a rare bright spot in VC during a turbulent period

One chart shows how seed stage valuations were a rare bright spot in VC during a turbulent period

Median valuations at seed stage startups grew by nearly 17% in 2022 despite the rough market.

@OBGinsights shared
On Feb 15, 2023
How can #MENA economies benefit from investment in #greensteel? Find out here: https://t.co/dYtSjyiem4
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Can MENA capture a share of the green steel market?

Can MENA capture a share of the green steel market?

– Steel production generates 7% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions – Clean power generation could replace coal in smelting – MENA region set to boost investment in green steel ...

@TheEconomist shared
On Feb 18, 2023
Commercial vendors supply Ukrainian troops with satellites, sensors, unmanned drones and software. They provide reams of battlefield data to help soldiers on the ground target the enemy https://t.co/zO76vlK6sN
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AI-wielding tech firms are giving a new shape to modern warfare

AI-wielding tech firms are giving a new shape to modern warfare

Ukraine is a testing ground for companies like Anduril and Palantir