> To make the list, companies must hit the following criteria: headquartered in Europe; founded in 2000 or later; private Founded in 2000 or later seems odd de

> To make the list, companies must hit the following criteria: headquartered in Europe; founded in 2000 or later; private Founded in 2000 or later seems odd definition for a "unicorn", the last one on the list, vente-privee was founded in 2001, that's 4 years before YouTube (2005), a year before LinkedIn (2002)... doesn't a unicorn loose its unicorn status after some point if not going public? Speaking of going public, not quite sure how up to date the list is, UiPath, which is about to go public, is headquartered in New York, USA, so does it still count as a Europe unicorn? :https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-14/software-maker-uipath-is-said-to-pick-banks-for-2021-ipo https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-14/software-...