Sequoia does to itself what the Biden administration wants to do with Google

Mary Ann and Alex are again, and as soon as once more this week they tapped the TechCrunch roster for knowledgeable enter. This week the Fairness crew have been thrilled to welcome Jacquie again to the present!

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It was a busy week, with little in the way in which of the normal Summer time Slowdown making itself identified. So, right here’s the present rundown!

• WWDC in a nutshell: In case you missed it, Apple had an enormous occasion this week. On faucet have been the standard run of software program updates, and improved computer systems in each laptop computer and desktop format. And, , that different factor.
• Affirm partners with Amazon (once more): This isn’t Affirm’s first tie-up with Amazon, however traders are fairly excited that the pair of corporations are as soon as once more linking arms. As we proceed to attend for mega-unicorn Klarna’s IPO — more notes here — we’re retaining our ears shut the BNPL floor.
• Cava’s IPO continues to delight Alex: What has an IPO developing and has this little podcast in a tizzy? Yep, it’s Cava, the fast-casual chain that, due to a dollop or two of enterprise capital cash, we get to cowl!
• All things SEC and Crypto: The SEC broke into its hammer closet in order that it may go play whack-a-mole this week with crypto exchanges each overseas and home.
• Sequoia does to itself what regulators want to do to Google: What has three components and is now competing with itself? Sequoia. Consider it like an inverse Google, if you’ll.
• How real estate will affect the climate crisis: It seems that building shouldn’t be so good for the planet. And with a industrial actual property disaster brewing, can we add one to at least one and get 5?

Subsequent week, Fairness is on trip! We’re taking a breather earlier than launching into one other huge run of reveals, however we’ll be again earlier than it.