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Designer, entrepreneur, career coach, educator, optimist. Most days. Long on optimism; short on time.
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Josh Silverman, Etsy executive chair, sells $3.09m in stock

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By Josh Silverman
| Investing.com
Josh Silverman, the Executive Chair of the Board at Etsy Inc. (NASDAQ:ETSY), reported transactions involving the company’s common stock on July 10, 2026. Mr. Silverman sold 39,161 shares of common stock at a price of $79.00 per share, totaling $3,093,719. On the same day, Mr. Silverman also acquired 39,161 shares of common stock by exercising employee stock options. These options had an exercise price of $10.62 per share, amounting to a total acquisition value of $415,889.
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Windfall Bio collapses despite $37 million in funding Bajada

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By Josh Silverman, Carla Barrientos Risso, Louis Stenmark
| Agroempresario
Windfall Bio, the California-based startup that developed technology to convert waste methane into organic fertilizer, has reportedly ceased operations and is now auctioning off major laboratory and bioreactor assets after raising more than $37 million from climate-focused investors. According to AgFunderNews, the company stopped operating in April while still promoting a large-scale expansion strategy for methane bioconversion technology.
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Bay Area startups in 2025: $154 billion raised. The next 10 ecosystems: $118 billion. Note I'm using Dealroom data, not Carta data here as our international dataset is still growing. I saw this… | Peter Walker | 103 comments

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By James J. Schauer, Josh Silverman, Fabio Ciucci, Dion Wiggins
| LinkedIn
Bay Area startups in 2025: $154 billion raised. The next 10 ecosystems: $118 billion. Note I'm using Dealroom data, not Carta data here as our international dataset is still growing. I saw this graphic in an Economist article, and I just had to recreate it. Mostly because they did the thing where they shortened the x-axis to more easily compare ecosystems 2-11 which is always a little silly. But mostly because I was surprised at the scale difference.
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