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Kim-Mai Cutler

  • Partner, Initialized Capital
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Valar Atomics Raises $1B Series B Led by Sequoia

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By Isaiah Taylor, Kim-Mai Cutler, JD Ross
| Digg Verified
Nuclear startup also secured a $200 million credit facility led by Erebor and JPM. Entities: Valar Atomics, Isaiah Taylor, Sequoia Capital, Sequoia, Shaun Maguire, Gigasites Isaiah Taylor, founder and CEO of Valar Atomics, announced the company's $1 billion Series B equity round led by Sequoia Capital. Other participants include Valor Equity Partners, Atreides, Point72, Conviction, Riot, Snowpoint, Dream, Apandion, and HOF Capital. The round runs alongside a separate $200 million credit facility.
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Facebook Design Tweaks Make for a More Visual News Feed

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By Kim-Mai Cutler
| The New York Times Verified
Facebook is testing out a new few tweaks thats make the news feed more visual. A screenshot?from Hotlou shows that three larger images appear at the top of the news feed, leading into friends’ photo albums that are popular. Underneath are tiny icons allowing users to like or comment on the albums.
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Braintree Streamlines Sign-Ups, Cuts Fees For Developers To Bring Payments To Their Apps – TechCrunch

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By Kim-Mai Cutler
| TechCrunch Verified
Braintree already counts Uber, Fab, and Airbnb among its clientele for processing payments and it’s seeing $1 billion a year in mobile transactions. Now it’s trying to give rival Paypal even more of a run by cutting fees and easing the sign-up process for developers. They’re offering instant approval for new merchant accounts, which means a developer can add payments to their apps in about 30 minutes.
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