FTC v. Meta: the antitrust battle over Instagram and WhatsApp
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Sequoia is ‘dramatically better off’ when the startups it backs go public, rather than get acquired.
Judge Boasberg asks Goetz why he prefers that his portfolio companies go public. Goetz responded that it’s much better for his firm’s returns when promising companies go public, citing YouTube as an example of a company that was acquired and is now a highly valuable asset within the larger Google conglomerate. “They’re typically category leaders, they developed something that is unique, and in most cases, those companies compound 10x in the public markets,” he says.
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