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Whats up and welcome again to Fairness, a podcast concerning the enterprise of startups, the place we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines. Earlier than we get into this week’s present notes, some programming gadgets:

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That behind us, what did Mary Ann, Natasha and Alex get into in the present day? An entire host of issues. Right here’s the rundown:

• Getaway and Pacaso: What occurs in case you combine Airbnb, trip houses, timeshares, and REITs? A really fascinating startup cluster, it seems. These two corporations introduced Mary Ann and Natasha into the identical reporting house and gave us a superb likelihood to debate the posh market.
• The Muse will get acquisitive: Probably the most fascinating offers we noticed within the final week was The Muse shopping for Fairygodboss, a recruiting platform aimed toward working moms. The deal received us desirous about roll-ups in numerous sectors of the startup market, and the place we’d first see extra exercise. As Natasha not too long ago put it in Startups Weekly, right here’s three phrases to contemplate concerning the market proper now:  Toil, Hassle, Startup Acquisitions. 
• Occasion/Hangover: Mary Ann’s weekly column, The Interchange, is a brill targeted have a look at the newest (and generally the not-so-greatest) in fintech. We speak about her latest interview with Index’s Mark Goldberg, and why he’s speaking concerning the occasion being over and crypto a aspect character.
• Q3 VC: Alex is digging via Q3 enterprise capital information as rapidly as potential, working to get an understanding of the place issues are. It seems that United States-based enterprise exercise is hanging in there, whereas the image is a little more dire globally. Elsewhere, fintech funding is falling, as is dealmaking in crypto-land.
• Possession for all: We finish with a have a look at some latest efforts to problem enterprise’s conventional construction. Shout out to Chattanooga’s Brickyard, which not too long ago raised a $17 million fund, on giving founders 10% of the GP’s carried curiosity within the new fund. Sharing is caring. And actually, it’s simply honest.

OK! That’s it! It’s time to pack up and make the journey to San Francisco, the place we can’t wait to see your fairly faces. Chat quickly!