US Start-Up Failures Up by 60% Amid Founders' Hangover from Boom Years
Sunday, 18 August 2024, 21:37
The Rise of US Start-Up Failures
US start-up failures have increased by 60% over the past year, mainly due to founders experiencing a hangover from the early 2021-22 boom.
Cash Dwindling in Venture-Backed Companies
- Many start-ups are struggling as they run out of cash raised during the technology boom.
- This trend threatens millions of jobs linked to these venture-backed companies.
Impact on the Wider Economy
- The potential spillover effects from these failures could risk greater economic instability.
- Investors are closely monitoring the situation as financial markets respond to this trend.
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