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You Can’t Lead a Dead Horse to Water
In this week’s episode, we’ve got billionaires doing bad things, government officials acting like teenagers, and young CEOs struggling to scale. Our hosts have their eye on HashiCorp, a cloud computing company set to go public at a 14 billion dollar valuation this week. AJ has a theory about direct-to-consumer wine companies and Shane finds something interesting to say about infrastructure. This episode is full of business fails and missteps so you know you’ll love it.
Links
- How Toms went from a $625 million company to being taken over by its creditors
- Years of Delays, Billions in Overruns: The Dismal History of Big Infrastructure
- House Votes to Censure GOP Rep. Paul Gosar Over Violent Video
- How Mark Zuckerberg reignited anger over Hawaiian land appropriation
- Spring Health’s rapid growth caused employees to burnout
- Sneaker Brand Allbirds Leaps 93% in Debut After Upsized IPO
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By Brooklyn FiIn this week’s episode, we’ve got billionaires doing bad things, government officials acting like teenagers, and young CEOs struggling to scale. Our hosts have their eye on HashiCorp, a cloud computing company set to go public at a 14 billion dollar valuation this week. AJ has a theory about direct-to-consumer wine companies and Shane finds something interesting to say about infrastructure. This episode is full of business fails and missteps so you know you’ll love it.
Links
- How Toms went from a $625 million company to being taken over by its creditors
- Years of Delays, Billions in Overruns: The Dismal History of Big Infrastructure
- House Votes to Censure GOP Rep. Paul Gosar Over Violent Video
- How Mark Zuckerberg reignited anger over Hawaiian land appropriation
- Spring Health’s rapid growth caused employees to burnout
- Sneaker Brand Allbirds Leaps 93% in Debut After Upsized IPO