Venture capital (VC) is the business of financing the new--and making outsized profits. It grew up in Silicon Valley, backing the most influential companies known today, including Apple and Airbnb. It's not the iPhone, but VC, that is Silicon Valley's greatest export--it's the key ingredient of innovation, and provides the toolkit for inventors and startup founders around the world to become powerful, multi-billion-dollar companies. Once other countries learned how to finance risky startups, they... Celý popis
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Venture capital (VC) is the business of financing the new--and making outsized profits. It grew up in Silicon Valley, backing the most influential companies known today, including Apple and Airbnb.
It's not the iPhone, but VC, that is Silicon Valley's greatest export--it's the key ingredient of innovation, and provides the toolkit for inventors and startup founders around the world to become powerful, multi-billion-dollar companies.
Once other countries learned how to finance risky startups, they could unlock their own innovative energies.
And where is VC placing its bets today?
The answer is: everywhere. China. India. Israel. Brazil.
Planet VC uncovers the story of how VC went global, transforming cities from Beijing to Bangalore into the techno-hubs of tomorrow. Authors Terrance Philips and Jame DiBiasio follow the money to understand how VC helped enable
It's not the iPhone, but VC, that is Silicon Valley's greatest export--it's the key ingredient of innovation, and provides the toolkit for inventors and startup founders around the world to become powerful, multi-billion-dollar companies.
Once other countries learned how to finance risky startups, they could unlock their own innovative energies.
And where is VC placing its bets today?
The answer is: everywhere. China. India. Israel. Brazil.
Planet VC uncovers the story of how VC went global, transforming cities from Beijing to Bangalore into the techno-hubs of tomorrow. Authors Terrance Philips and Jame DiBiasio follow the money to understand how VC helped enable
