U.S.
4 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Oct 26, 2013 by Ryan Petersen · across every show →
Everything said about U.S., oldest first
Oct 26, 2013
Petersen: Prior startup aggregated 300M U.S. shipping manifests for subscription sales
“Every time you import a product into the U.S., it's public record, that product, and my last company actually sells that data. We aggregate every time you import something. We've collected three hundred million of those shipping manifests and sell subscription…”
Oct 26, 2013
Petersen: U.S. customs brokers charge $100-$300 across 30M annual shipments
“Usually it's not dependent on the value of the goods, but it's like between a 103 hundred dollars per shipment, and there's thirty million shipments that enter the U.S. Every year and are filed with a customs customs entry.”
Apr 6, 2018 neutral
Garg: Edtech founders prioritize quality while mainstream US consumers prioritize cost
“The mainstream market really cared much more about cost rather than quality. And the fundamental sort of disconnect between people who start Education businesses and the consumer themselves is, is fundamentally that. The people who start education businesses t…”
Jul 24, 2026 positive
Pomel: Startups expanding to the US must relocate at least one founder
“I think the, you know, typically if there are two founders one of the founders moves to the U.S., and you cannot start in the U.S. Without, without having a founder there and you should absolutely go to the U.S. But I don't think you need to move the whole com…”