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From junior banker burnout to shake ups across its wealth and consumer businesses, here's everything you need to know about what's happening at Goldman Sachs. See more here.  Bitcoin's meteoric rise has boosted crypto hedge funds Dado Ruvic/Reuters Check out these five stocks that could serve as a good bet on the future of the crypto space. Read more here. From left, Osei Van Horne, founding member and Managing Director of the technology practice of Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, Merritt Hummer,...

Javascript is disabled in your web browser. For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Please Allow Javascript and reload this page. Compass’ costs to scale, LinkedIn and Zynga founders to take Hippo public National / Compass’ cost of doing business Ahead of its buzzed-about IPO, Compass offered investors a peek at its financials via an S-1 filed March 1. Highlights from the 263-page document include the fact that Compass took in $3.7 billion in revenue last year, four times its revenue of $884.7 million in 2018. The tech-focused resi brokerage al...

Founded in 2016, the San Francisco-based company uses machine learning to remove 70 percent of the manual labor associated with the archaic title insurance process, which is dominated by four major players and has not changed in decades. The startup’s digital process makes the process of obtaining title quicker, faster and better, the company says. To date, Doma has invested more than $65 million in R&D and holds three patents, with five more pending. The company was previously valued at $623 million, after closing a Series C last year, meaning its valuation has more than quadrupled since. ...

States Title CEO Max Simkoff and investor Mark Ein. (Keystone Strategy, Getty) Title insurance startup States Title is going public in a $3 billion deal with a blank-check firm, the latest sign of investor interest in companies that digitize the residential real estate industry. The company — which has been renamed Doma — said Tuesday that it plans to merge with Capitol Investment Corp., a special purpose acquisitions company backed by investor Mark Ein. Since 2007, Ein has raised $1.5 billion through five SPACs. The deal will generate $645 million, including a $300 million PIPE investmen...

By Joshua Franklin (Reuters) - U.S. real estate technology company Doma said on Tuesday it has agreed to go public through a merger with blank-check a...