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Compliance burdens: Reducing bank products and services

Abrigo

The survey also found compliance burdens were limiting new product launches, new channel openings and/or new market entrance at more than 45 percent of responding banks. A recent Forbes commentary, Dodd-Frank, Community Bank Decline, And The Effect On U.S. The news isn’t all bad for community banks, though.

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Fiverr’s IPO Bodes Well For (Some) Gig Economy Stocks

PYMNTS

The company has also been leveraging local market power into ancillary services such as food delivery (a la Uber Eats). As Rohit Kulkarni, an MKM Partners analyst wrote, “Public markets haven’t (as yet) rolled out the red carpet for cash-burning gig economy start-ups, such as Upwork, Uber, and Lyft.

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Social Capital Teardown

CB Insights

CB Insights Note. This teardown features annotations & commentary by four Social Capital partners. As in all teardowns, the data analyzed comes from CB Insights. Thanks to the Social Capital team for updating/confirming their portfolio data on the CB Insights Editor. Where’s the data & viz from? Exit activity.

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Build-Out: Investors And Executives Sound Off On Construction Tech

CB Insights

The Commentary. Construction, Andreessen noted, falls into the latter category, with costs that have doubled since 2000 and high difficulty of penetration compared to other slow sectors. The second front of our transition is how we are building platforms to exploit the cloud and dramatically expand the size of our market opportunities.

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121 Of The Biggest, Costliest Startup Failures Of All Time

CB Insights

But a few common threads do emerge, such as an inability to generate sustainable revenue, bad product-market fit, losing to competitors, and (of course) simply running out of money. With its demise, Jawbone become the second-costliest VC-backed startup failure of all time (per CB Insights’ 2017 Hardware Failure report ). via Forbes.

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