Figma's CEO says AI is empowering 'generalist behavior'

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Co-founder & CEO of Figma Dylan Field speaks onstage during TechCrunch Disrupt 2022 on October 20, 2022 in San Francisco, California.
AI is blurring the lines between different tech roles and opening up room for generalists, said Figma's CEO

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Andreessen Horowitz fled Delaware and moved to Nevada. It's more about vibes than substance.

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National security-focused VC firm America's Frontier Fund is raising $315 million for its debut fund

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The US capitol in Washington, DC.

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Mark Zuckerberg and Palmer Luckey end their beef and partner to build extended reality tech for the US military

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Palmer Luckey (left) and Mark Zuckerberg (right)
Palmer Luckey (left) and Mark Zuckerberg (right)

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I spoke with the CFOs of Vercel, Mercury, and Cribl about doing business in uncertain times

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From left to right: BI's Ben Bergman, Mercury's Dan Kang, Cribl's Zach Johnson and Vercel's Marten Abrahamsen.
From left to right: BI's Ben Bergman, Mercury's Dan Kang, Cribl's Zach Johnson and Vercel's Marten Abrahamsen.

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Legaltech startups have raised over $1 billion this year. Here are 10 companies to watch.

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Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg; Luminance CEO Eleanore Lightbody; and Eudia CEO Omar Haroun.
Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg, Luminance CEO Eleanore Lightbody, and Eudia CEO Omar Haroun.

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Jeffrey Katzenberg spent 45 years making movies. He says he's taken one key skill from Hollywood into investing.

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Jeffrey Katzenberg oversaw the production of animation hits like "Shrek" and "Madagascar."

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Venture capital's hopes of a 2025 resurgence have all but 'dimmed.' Blame the whipsawing stock market.

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Ryan Serhant founded two apps that didn't take off but raised $45 million to help fund his third. Here's what he did differently.

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Ryan Serhant believes his new app will make day-to-day work easier for real estate agents.

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Here's what Big Pharma could buy in 2025, from obesity drugs to precision cancer treatments, according to a top M&A banker

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Chris Roop, head of M&A for the Americas at investment bank Jefferies, said Big Pharma will be looking for new drugs to boost growth in 2025.

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