A new reality streaming television series called
Unicorn Hunters debuts tonight in which startups will pitch to a panel that includes Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, and the panelists after some grilling of the entrepreneurs will make decisions on whether or not to invest, similar to
Shark Tank. But unlike the couch potato viewers of
Shark Tank, viewers of
Unicorn Hunters will also be given the opportunity to invest in the presenting companies, which raises some pretty interesting securities law issues.
The securities offered on
Unicorn Hunters will not be registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which means the companies, show sponsors and intermediaries will need to make sure the offerings satisfy the requirements of an exemption from registration and refrain from engaging in any activities prohibited thereby. In fact,
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Lance Bass Is Kicking Himself for Not Listening to Britney Spears’ Uber-Investing Advice Cheyenne Roundtree © Provided by The Daily Beast KMazur/Getty
Boybander, bar and nightclub owner, businessman, and entrepreneur are some of the many career hats Lance Bass has worn, but he’s looking to add another: investor in a billion-dollar company.
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In a way, the show is serving as a form of redemption for Bass, who’d already missed a chance to be an early backer of Uber. “I definitely am kicking myself,” Bass confesses to The Daily Beast, describing himself as a conservative investor. “I was like, ‘It’s very revolutionary and I think this could disrupt the taxi market.’ But my gut was like, ‘I don’t know, I’m just not ready.’”
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