Business Insider -
31 Oct 2017 17:00

Stripe $9 billion Stripe wants to make it automatic for startup co-founders to divvy up their shares in the company. The service automatically draws up legally binding paperwork for stock issuance, cuting down on the risk of drama between cofounders. The new service is a part of Stripe Atlas, a "company-in-a-box" solution that makes it easy for startups to incorporate, get a bank account, and use Stripe to take credit card payments. One of the most common mistakes in starting a company is when i...
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