A growing share of new startups are built as fully distributed companies from day one, betting that global talent access outweighs the deliberate effort required to build culture without a shared office.
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Read MoreA growing number of startups are hitting major revenue milestones with tiny teams, using AI tools to do work that used to require entire departments — and investors are taking notice.
Read MoreVenture totals look healthy, but a small group of AI companies is soaking up a disproportionate share of the money — leaving founders in nearly every other category facing a much harder fundraise.
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