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"14 year old CLAIMS to have rejected $30m offer for startup that has yet to launch. But can't share details because of an NDA." is the actual story. And a foll
by aresant 10y ago
"14 year old CLAIMS to have rejected $30m offer for startup that has yet to launch. But can't share details because of an NDA." is the actual story.
And a follow on story a few weeks later is that he would "accept $50m" and wants to buy a "Bentley with a chauffeur".
Keep hustling kid.
(1) http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/11/the-14-year-old-who-turned-down-30m-now-wants-50m-for-his-start-up.html http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/11/the-14-year-old-who-turned-do...
- dvcc 10y agoIf that is true, I believe that falls under fraud when a company is publicly traded. No idea when privately owned!
- spiderfarmer 10y agoI believe that falls somewhere between 'clever marketing' and 'exploiting gullible journalists who publish anything related to teenagers and entrepeneurship'.