When life offers you lemons, print money with Lemonade

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to the really gills with news and notes and jokes and enjoyable. Ideally you can chuckle in addition to myself and Natasha and Danny and Chris on the dials as we riffed through all of this: Journalism, investor, and not being an enormous jerk: Eavesdrop for more, however there‘s once again a brouhaha on the planet of technology twitter and media twitter worrying whether reporters ought to write more favorable things about tech business(no), and if venture capitalists are a bit too thin-skinned for their net worth(yes). Lemonade’s IPO went kaboom out of eviction, more than doubling in worth. The CEO isn’t too worried. I spoke to him prior to we recorded and he was more interested in getting a bedrock of strong, long-lasting financiers than extracting every possible dollar in their raise.And Lemonade had a bunch of cash already, so it wasn’t a big concern. We likewise invested a minute on the possible Uber-Postmates deal, that might get revealed early next week. Thator Postmates actually is severe about going