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How VC Chris Sacca Plans to Make Trillions on Climate Change - Vimarsana News

How VC Chris Sacca Plans to Make Trillions on Climate Change

Startups that focus on fighting climate change aren't just more viable now than they were ten years ago--they're making billions. 

Source: inc.com
Lance Armstrong's net worth and Uber investment explored - Vimarsana News

Lance Armstrong's net worth and Uber investment explored

What is the net worth of former cyclist Lance Armstrong? How much did he make through his investment into Uber after his doping scandal?

Source: hitc.com
2017: Science in the shadow of Trump - Vimarsana News

2017: Science in the shadow of Trump

2017 in STEM: From the US president’s anti-science rampage to the glaring exposure of Silicon Valley sexism, 2017 was a tough year in STEM.

Chris Sacca Backed Her Fintech Before Other VCs Came Calling. Here's His Take on Building a Multibillion-Dollar Company - Vimarsana News

Chris Sacca Backed Her Fintech Before Other VCs Came Calling. Here's His Take on Building a Multibillion-Dollar Company

Tala founder Shivani Siroya talks with the Shark Tank start about scaling up a business without locking it down.

Source: inc.com
Billionaire investor Chris Sacca has cheered on day traders, warned them about the dangers of debt, and revealed he owns crypto. Here are his 12 best tweets from the past year. - Vimarsana News

Billionaire investor Chris Sacca has cheered on day traders, warned them about the dangers of debt, and revealed he owns crypto. Here are his 12 best tweets from the past year.

Chris Sacca. Steve Jennings/Getty Chris Sacca championed amateur traders but urged them not to use borrowed money. Sacca ended up $US4 ($AU6) million