Firmnesses [noun]

Wilson said he has called on the CEOs of a number of other firms to do similar deals.

Storied firms including Accel, Iconiq, and Sequoia are among the names that have courted the company, sources tell Fortune.

The report also come as Facebook tries to prove it has a better handle on elections following the 2016 Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which Facebook allowed a data analytics firm to harvest user information in an attempt to influence the election.

Specifically, the number of firms owned by women of color grew 43% from 2014 to 2019, according to American Express.

Following DoorDash’s filing, buzzy fintech Affirm also filed to go public on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol AFRM in a deal reportedly valuing the firm at as much as $10 billion.

Orlansky, who was one of the lead attorneys on the recall, said in a phone interview that she began representing the state employee when her original attorney, who worked at the same firm, became unavailable.

The firm estimated that just 5% of Apple’s App Store revenue in 2019 came from developers who took in less than $1 million during the year.

Shannon Cross, an analyst at Cross Research, estimated the fee changes will reduce Apple’s revenue by about $600 million in 2021, or just 3% of her firm’s projection for App Store sales.

Bitcoin’s foundations are also more firm in 2020 because it is owned by more people.

While I colloquially say such firms are betting that a big consumer-facing brand like Warby Parker could spring from Amazon, there are also key differences.