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  • Four views: How will the work visa ban affect tech

    The Trump administration’s decision to extend its ban on issuing work visas to the end of this year “would be a blow to very early-stage tech companies trying to get off the ground,” Silicon Valley immigration lawyer Sophie Alcorn told TechCrunch this week.In 2019, the federal government issued more than More

    Four views: How will the work visa ban affect tech and which changes will last?
  • Startups Weekly: US visa freeze is latest reason to build

    Editor’s note: Get this free weekly recap of TechCrunch news that any startup can use by email every Saturday morning (7am PT). Subscribe here.While the US tech industry relentlessly tries to do business with the rest of the world, this week it became further embroiled in national politics. High-skill immigration visas have More

    Startups Weekly: US visa freeze is latest reason to build remote-first
  • Lemonade targets down-round pricing in impending IPO

    Earlier today, insurtech unicorn Lemonade filed an S-1/A, providing context into how the former startup may price its IPO and what the company may be worth when it begins to trade.According to its new filing, Lemonade expects its IPO to price at $23 to $26 per share. As the company More

    Lemonade targets down-round pricing in impending IPO
  • IPOs that could happen soon, cannot happen soon enough

    Earlier today we took a look at two companies that have filed to go public, nCino and GoHealth. The pair join Lemonade in a march toward the public markets.But those three firms are hardly alone. We know that DoorDash filed privately earlier this year (it also raised a pile of More

    IPOs that could happen soon, cannot happen soon enough