In this weeks episode:

• ESOP fine print.
• "Losing money is an under-appreciated asset with our strategy"

• Ubers early backers.

• Microsoft has become Canva’s most dangerous competitor?
• Construction safety scaleup HammerTech nails $105 million raise.
• Workplace talent management platform SeenCulture has raised $1 million.
• Eye of the tiger in founders by Phil Morle.
• Airtree: IPO’s and exits.
• Entrepreneurial activity on the Gold Coast is among the highest in the world.

• Sharts:

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In this weeks episode:

• Federation's Sendle deal draws intense VC scrutiny as fresh terms offered.
• US on track to cut interest rates.
• “Investment ready vs ready for investment” - Marc Orchard
• Timing between seed and series A.
• Tesla tumbles on report of delayed Robotaxi unveiling.
• Behind the scenes of the Archegos collapse.
• Behind Eucalyptus' big bet that men will spend $1,000 a month on their health.
• Failure is built into the system.
• Michael Fox moving to London.
• Why is Woolies having success where Milkrun wasn't after investing $80m+?
• Vu Tran Post: "I’d be terrified about the idea of starting a new B2B SaaS business in the current environment".
• Sold for $1, Scyne claws back a third of PwC’s revenue.
• Sharts:

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In this weeks episode:

• Cut Through Quarterly 2Q 2024.
• Mega VC deals are back - but new founders face a big problem.
• Rise of the robot investors: is AI about to eat VC's lunch?
• Can we be better than a monkey throwing darts?
• The greatest angel investment in history: Forrest Gump.
• Using AI shows you have a low IQ?
• PE eying startups as VCs abandon later stages.
• PE terms are far more aggressive than VCs.
• Booktopia goes into VA.
• Universal Hydrogen goes into VA.
• Sharts:

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