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Best Data Analysis Software

The Daily Egg

He’s a hedge fund manager who had foreseen the shocking 2007-2008 housing collapse. Have you heard of Michael Burry? Having betted against subprime-mortgage bonds ahead of the meltdown, he made about $750 million in profits for his investors and $100 million personally. But how was he able to predict something like that?

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Biz2Credit Review

The Daily Egg

Founded in 2007, Biz2Credit has provided over $7 billion in loans to thousands of small businesses nationwide. If you’re a small business. The post Biz2Credit Review appeared first on The Daily Egg.

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Hostinger Review

The Daily Egg

Hostinger started out in 2007 as a free web hosting service called 000webhost.com. Looking for a budget web hosting service? Hostinger may be the one for you. While there are quite a few inexpensive options out there, Hostinger takes the prize for the most affordable. Imagine that–free hosting.

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Dear SaaStr: What Successful Startups Were Launched While The Founders Worked 9 to 5?

SaaStr

Mailchimp is perhaps the most interesting one to me because they took their time until 2007 to go all-in. Hootsuite was also a web-agency spin-off. Slack was an internal tool built when the company was a gaming company. It took off. But once they did, growth accelerated. Dramatically. When this model works, it takes longer.

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Who is Peter Gassner CEO and Founder of SaaS Leader Veeva Systems

SaaStr

More Detailed Bio Here: In 2007, Gassner founded Veeva Systems, identifying a crucial opportunity in the life sciences industry. Following PeopleSoft, he joined salesforce.com as Senior Vice President of Technology, where he gained valuable insights into cloud computing and the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model.

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The Power of Going Long in SaaS

SaaStr

in first angel round in 2007. First product doesn’t work, no revenue for 3 years. 2013: first investment. 200m from Silver Lake. 2016: IPO at $1.15B market cap. 2020: Worth $7B today. Zendesk : Founded 2006. Raised $500,000 (!) IPO in 2014 at $1B. Worth $2B by 2017. Crossed $1B in ARR in 2020. Today worth $16B.

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What Could the Venture Market Look Like in the Coronavirus Era

Tom Tunguz

That grew to about $5B per quarter in 2007 and early 2008. So this was a bit of a trip down memory lane. Let’s look at the data. In 2006, VCs invested about $3.5B per quarter in seed, A, B, and C rounds. Then the investing velocity fell by half to $2.9B, $2.7B, and $2.3B in the quarters following the crash.

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