elizabeth theranos reveal venture capitalism

'The Pegasus Project: A Global Investigation' – The Washington Post, The Guardian US and Forbidden Stories (Network)ĭana Priest, Craig Timberg, Souad Mekhennet, Reed Albergotti, Stephanie Kichgaessner, Elodie Guéguen and Drew Harwell Paul Mozur, Raymond Zhong, Jeff Kao, Aaron Krolik, Aliza Aufrichtig, Muyi Xiao, Nailah Morgan and Gray Beltran 'China Propaganda' – The New York Times and ProPublica 'The Amazon Is Fast Approaching a Point of No Return' – Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Green Joe Parkinson, Drew Hinshaw and Vipal Monga 'Abandoned at Sea' - The Wall Street Journal 'Revolt of the Delivery Workers' – New York Magazine and The Verge Penelope Overton, Jenna Russell and David Abel 'The Lobster Trap' – The Boston Globe and The Portland Press Herald Hobbs, Yoree Koh, Jason French and Julie Jargon

Rob Barry, Georgia Wells, John West, Joanna Stern, Frank Matt, Tawnell D. 'Inside TikTok's Dangerously Addictive Algorithm' – The Wall Street Journal 'Alana Semuels on the Supply Chain' – TIME Mider, Rachel Adams-Heard, Alan Jeffries, Aaron Clark, Matthew Campbell, Hayley Warren and Akshat Rathi 'The Methane Menace' – Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg Green 'The ESG Mirage' – Bloomberg Businessweek and Bloomberg GreenĬam Simpson, Akshat Rathi, Saijel Kishan, Ben Elgin and Rachel Adams-Heard 'Everything Screams Inflation' – The Wall Street Journal 'Auto Insurance Columns' – Crain's Detroit Business 'Shirley Leung, Columnist' – The Boston Globe Juliet Chung, Gunjan Banerji, Julia-Ambra Verlaine, Caitlin McCabe and Akane Otani 'The GameStop Frenzy' – The Wall Street Journal Ortenca Aliaj, Eric Platt, Kaye Wiggins, Katie Martin, Tabby Kinder, Leo Lewis, Stephen Morris, Jung-a Song and Edward White

'The Implosion of Archegos' – The Financial Times '60 Minutes: The Facebook Whistleblower' – CBS NEWS/60 MINUTESīill Owens, Tanya Simon, Scott Pelley, Maria Gavrilovic, Alex Ortiz and Michael Mongulla 'The Week That Changed China' – Bloomberg News 'The Truth Behind Hospital Prices' – The Wall Street JournalĪnna Wilde Mathews, Tom McGinty and Melanie Evans Jeff Horwitz, Georgia Wells, Deepa Seetharaman, Keach Hagey, Justin Scheck, Newley Purnell, Sam Schechner and Emily Glazer 'The Facebook Files' – The Wall Street Journal 'How the World Ran Out of Everything' – The New York Times 'How the Government Helps Investors Buy Mobile Home Parks, Raise Rent and Evict People' – NPRĬhris Arnold, James Sneed, Robert Benincasa, Sara Sarasohn, Mary Childs, David Blanchard, Alex Goldmark, Uri Berliner and Pallavi Gogoi 'Immediate Jeopardy: Death and Neglect in California Nursing Homes' – KPCC (Southern California Public Radio)

I remain active in public speaking, podcasts, television, and other forums discussing the role of venture capital in shaping modern capitalism.''We're Coming for You': For Public Health Officials, a Year of Threats and Menace' – Kaiser Health News and This American Life The Power Law has been nominated to the shortlist for the Financial Times 2022 Business Book of the Year. At a time when the short-comings of the 'financialized' Anglo-American model of capitalism are widely debated, and when VC-backed 'unicorns' are willing to defer public listings for longer than ever, Silicon Valley’s financial model may offer part of an alternative solution to the age-old problem of how best to funnel capital from savers to productive companies. The tech finance of the Valley is a sort of anti-Wall Street version of finance: indifferent to Modern Portfolio Theory and quantitative models long-termist rather than short-termist involved rather than arms-length immune to the accusation that financiers shuffle pieces of paper rather than funneling capital to the real economy. My account situates VC and angel investing in the context of the long-running debate on rival visions of capitalism. Published in February 2022, The Power Law delivers a comprehensive account of venture investing in Silicon Valley, showing how the region's distinctive network-based social capital is nurtured by hyper-connected investors and exploring the full range of approaches: VCs, angel investors, incubators, and growth-equity funds. It also explains what other regions, notably China, have learned from the Valley's example, asks what sorts of innovation venture capitalists may support in the future, and addresses the critiques of the VC business, from the under-representation of women and minorities to the suspicion that venture capitalists back “blitz-scalers” that wreak excessive disruption. While there are many excellent books about the engineers and entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley, little had been written about the financiers who enable the moonshots. I aim to fill this gap with my latest book, The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future.

Elizabeth theranos reveal venture capitalism