Calacanis: Still holds Uber shares, sold some to Masayoshi Son
Jason Calacanis · #81 Jason Calacanis: Intelligent Risk · Apr 14, 2020 · at 46:57
Angel investor Jason Calacanis discloses his equity position in Uber while discussing public market expectations for profitability.
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“Full disclosure, I still have a lot of shares. I sold some of my position to Masayoshi-san.”
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