This Week in Startups
Jason Calacanis covers startups, tech, markets, media, and all the hottest topics in business and technology. He also interviews the world’s greatest founders, operators, investors, and innovators.
Tech Earnings Breakdown: $UBER, $LYFT, $KIND with TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm | E1845
TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm joins Jason to breakdown the latest earnings reports from Uber (4:04), Lyft (24:28), and Nextdoor (44:15). Then, the two dive into WeWork's failed business model (1:01:44), the viability of various careers as AI advances (38:33), and much more!
Key Points
- VCs are often looking to invest in the archetypal "pirate" founder with a disruptive, take-no-prisoners attitude, which can be a feature or a bug depending on perspective.
- In a reversal from what was expected a few years ago, physical trades like plumbing and electrical work are seemingly much more secure long-term, as generative AI can already do a significant portion of white-collar jobs, like copywriting and coding.
- Uber and Lyft's post-COVID divergence, spurred on by Uber Eats popularity during COVID, and Uber's Mobility segment bouncing back as the pandemic wound down.
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