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Read the pitch deck that Uber founder Garrett Camp created for the ride-hailing giant back in 2008 – before the company became the $120 billion giant it is today

It’s a big year for Uber. The first name in ride-hailing had a ton of hype around it for the first half of 2019 thanks to its IPO. And though the $8 billion valuation fell well short of speculations of $100 billion, Uber is still one of the biggest names on the market today. With such eye-popping numbers, it’s difficult to remember a time when the 10-year-old company wasn’t the juggernaut it is today. Uber currently has more than 2 million drivers ferrying passengers in more than 63 countries.

Origen: Read the pitch deck that Uber founder Garrett Camp created for the ride-hailing giant back in 2008 – before the company became the $120 billion giant it is today

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Spotify CEO on going public, convincing Taylor Swift to rejoin

Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming site, is going public on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts say the company could be valued at more than $20 billion. It will launch with a direct listing of shares, not an IPO, which removes the traditional role of investment banks. Spotify founder and CEO Daniel Ek joins «CBS This Morning» to discuss why this is only the second inning for the streaming platform, how he convinced Taylor Swift to return to Spotify, and whether he feels threatened by competitor Apple Music.

Origen: Spotify CEO on going public, convincing Taylor Swift to rejoin