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by jzieger2 5y ago
Jon here. I’m the executive director of RILabs and the former GC of Stripe. Our guidance obviously takes a pretty strong stand on suspending services to Russia. We recognize reasonable minds can differ on this, but feel strongly that tech d
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RILabs Open Letter to Tech CEOs: Determining Your Response to Russian Invasion(twitter.com)
8 points by jzieger2 5y ago|1 comments
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Ex-Stripe execs, VCs launch new nonprofit to promote ‘responsible’ innovation(fastcompany.com)
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by jzieger2 11y ago
In many cases it's true that an S-Corp or LLC will be preferable for a business, because they can be treated as pass through entities (under the IRS check the box regulations) and not subject to federal income tax at the corporate leve
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Amazon Joins Card Reader Battle(ft.com)
1 points by jzieger2 12y ago|0 comments
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A Dozen Things I learned from Craig McCaw(25iq.com)
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by jzieger2 13y ago
The technical requirement of the rule is that the stock is (a) subject to a substantial risk of forfeiture, and (b) not transferable. Some stock option plans have an early exercise provision, which, if used, has the effect of converting th
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by jzieger2 14y ago
I think people do these things mainly to deal with inadvertent disclosure (e.g., an incorrectly addressed email) or further downstream distribution of an email. The idea is to have some indicator that the original sender meant the communic
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by jzieger2 14y ago
Hi (I'm Stripe's lawyer). Litigation discovery is something that any company needs to think about when crafting its email policy. But whether an email goes to a few individual recipients or to a broader list won't impact whether it needs t
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Stripe adds OAuth support: Stripe Connect(stripe.com)
46 points by jzieger2 14y ago|6 comments