Lindsay Riddell
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Reporter covering STARTUPS and VENTURE CAPITAL and CLEANTECH for the San Francisco Business Times. about.me/lriddellsf
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tweets RT @SFBusinessTimes: Direct sales don't come easy as @TeslaMotors's @Elonmusk continues dealership fight bit.ly/17jzc4m
Tesla's Elon Musk continues dealership fight
bizjournals.com — Staff San Francisco Business Times North Carolina has become the latest battleground in Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk's fight to sell the company's electric vehicles directly to consumers, bypassing automotive dealers, the Wall Street Journal reports. The North Carolina Senate last month approved a measure that would block Tesla from selling online, which is its only sales outlet in the state.In case you missed it: Sir Michael Moritz, @Sequoia_Capital VC extraordinaire, knighted by THE Queen. c.bizjournals.com/ct/c/59543721/…
Tech investor Michael Moritz knighted
bizjournals.com — Jun 17, 2013, 10:55am PDT Michael Moritz, a partner at Sequoia Capital whose early investments in companies including Google, LinkedIn, YouTube and PayPal made him a billionaire, has been knighted by the Queen of England.RT @SFBusinessTimes: UNLOCKED: The car service wars are heating up, see why we awarded @Uber at our tech awards bit.ly/12hzZLP #SFB…
Uber takes the pain out of hailing a taxi or limo
bizjournals.com — Hailing a cab in San Francisco used to be as easy as finding parking in the Mission. Then came Uber. With the tap of a finger, Uber's slick black car- and taxi-hailing app gets you a ride within minutes. While you wait, you can track the car on your GPS-enabled phone and rate the driver based on the experience after.RT @SFBusinessTimes: Good day sir: Tech investor Michael Moritz knighted bit.ly/13OnI3Q @Sequoia_Capital @SFBIZstartups
Tech investor Michael Moritz knighted
bizjournals.com — Jun 17, 2013, 10:55am PDT Michael Moritz, a partner at Sequoia Capital whose early investments in companies including Google, LinkedIn, YouTube and PayPal made him a billionaire, has been knighted by the Queen of England.Poshmark @Poshmarkapp finds gold in your closet - my story (subs. req'd) bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/p…
Poshmark finds gold in your closet
bizjournals.com — Subscriber-Only Article Preview | For full site access: Subscribe Now Jun 14, 2013, 3:00am PDT You can't spend more than a few minutes on Poshmark before realizing something big is happening.Tech investor Michael Moritz knighted by the Queen. @Sequoia_Capital bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/b…
Tech investor Michael Moritz knighted
bizjournals.com — Jun 17, 2013, 10:55am PDT Michael Moritz, a partner at Sequoia Capital whose early investments in companies including Google, LinkedIn, YouTube and PayPal made him a billionaire, has been knighted by the Queen of England.RT @JennySaling: Poshmark finds gold in your closet - great piece! bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/p… via @SFBusinessTimes @LRiddellSF
Poshmark finds gold in your closet
bizjournals.com — Subscriber-Only Article Preview | For full site access: Subscribe Now Jun 14, 2013, 3:00am PDT You can't spend more than a few minutes on Poshmark before realizing something big is happening.RT @SFBIZstartups: Cleaning out your closet online brings in big bucks. @Poshmark gears up to host $300M-$400M in merch. http://t.co/Idndyn…
Poshmark finds gold in your closet
bizjournals.com — Subscriber-Only Article Preview | For full site access: Subscribe Now Jun 14, 2013, 3:00am PDT You can't spend more than a few minutes on Poshmark before realizing something big is happening.RT @SFBIZstartups: Just realized tweeted wrong link in tweet on $154M investment by PE firm HGGC MyWebGrocer yesterday; here is rt 1: http:…
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sec.gov — The Securities and Exchange Commission has not necessarily reviewed the information in this filing and has not determined if it is accurate and complete. The reader should not assume that the information is accurate and complete.@MrChrisCampos I didn't say women aren't capable of raising funds, or undeserving, I cited research that shows they don't get it. 1%.
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