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Lisa Bonos

  • Contributing Writer, Inc.
  • None, Washington Post
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20-year @washingtonpost veteran. Chronicler of tech, culture, life and love.
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There’s a $158 Billion Opportunity in the Wellness Industry, but It Isn’t for Humans

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By Lisa Bonos
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Inc. 5000METHODOLOGY A pack of fast-growing companies is pampering pets with specialty foods and health services. BY LISA BONOS Aug 11, 2026 Photography by Hugo Yu Prop styling by Erica Lutz Listen to this ArticleMore info 0:00 / 0:00 One night in 2017, Christie Horvath woke up to find her border collie-boxer mix, Denver, twitching and grunting. “He fell off the bed, which was horrifying,” Horvath says of her beloved four-year-old dog.
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2 Ex-Toast Veterans Just Raised $19.5 Million to Solve a Problem Most Small Businesses Don’t Know They Have

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By Lisa Bonos
| Inc. Verified
Pie, which spent the past year building quietly, is betting small businesses need help showing up in AI search the way they once needed help showing up on Google. When a friend told Rosa Serdar about Pie, a startup that uses AI to optimize marketing for brick-and-mortar small businesses, she doubted it would work. “This sounds way too good to be true,” she thought.
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5 Companies to Watch From Y Combinator’s Spring Batch

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By Lisa Bonos
| Inc. Verified
Y Combinator’s latest batch leaned hard into hardware, defense, and health care. Here’s what stood out. Four times a year, hundreds of buzzy new start-ups present their companies in rapid-fire pitches before investors at Y Combinator’s headquarters in San Francisco. The start-up accelerator, which has been incubating early-stage companies since 2005, is where Reddit, Airbnb, DoorDash, Coinbase and more got their start.
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