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Podcast 384: Sameer Gulati of ZenBusiness


Beginning a enterprise is an thrilling time for brand spanking new entrepreneurs, a time filled with optimism and prospects. That optimism can fade as actuality units in with a myriad of authorized and monetary steps that should be taken that don’t have anything to do along with his or her ardour. Fortunately, there are know-how corporations which can be making it a lot simpler at present.

Our subsequent visitor on the Fintech One-on-One podcast is Sameer Gulati, the top of fintech for ZenBusiness, an organization serving to would-be entrepreneurs launch new companies. His firm realized that after a enterprise has been created there are a myriad of economic merchandise that the brand new entrepreneur will want and who higher to assist them than the corporate that guided them by way of the setup course of.

On this podcast you’ll be taught:

  • What was the catalyst for taking this function at ZenBusiness.
  • The mission of ZenBusiness and the way they’ve developed.
  • The superb variety of new companies which can be being created at present.
  • Why the concept of a facet hustle has been an actual accelerant.
  • What sorts of companies persons are beginning.
  • The demographic profile of those new entrepreneurs.
  • How they’re giving potential new enterprise house owners the boldness to take the leap.
  • What ZenBusiness offers as soon as individuals have made the choice to begin a enterprise.
  • The monetary companies that ZenBusiness goes to supply their purchasers
  • How they’ve approached the event of latest monetary merchandise.
  • The large benefit that ZenBusiness has over different fintechs.
  • How they intend to develop with their small enterprise clients.
  • The forms of companions they’ll work with to assist their faster-growing clients.
  • Particulars of their current $200 million fundraise.
  • How they’re elevating consciousness of the ZenBusiness model.
  • How the shift to embedded finance is making their transfer into fintech a lot simpler.

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FINTECH ONE-ON-ONE PODCAST 384-SAMEER GULATI

Welcome to the Fintech One-on-One Podcast, Episode No. 384. That is your host, Peter Renton, Chairman & Co-Founding father of Fintech Nexus.  

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Peter Renton: In the present day on the present, I’m delighted to welcome Sameer Gulati, he’s the Head of Fintech for ZenBusiness. Now, you would possibly know ZenBusiness from their incorporation, enterprise formation sort of instruments, they’ve been doing that for a few years, however they’ve just lately moved into different areas. Sameer is a really skilled fintech government and he began at ZenBusiness to mainly create a fintech division and we clearly get into precisely what which means in some depth. 

It’s a very fascinating operation as a result of they’re getting tens of hundreds of individuals coming each month to include their enterprise and it is a very captive viewers as a result of they’ve, by definition, no current relationships as a result of they’re a very new enterprise. So, we speak about clearly what this implies, what they’re going to be doing relating to fintech, we speak concerning the demographics of the small enterprise formation and the way it’s grown a lot within the final couple of years and we speak concerning the scale that ZenBusiness is at, we speak about what they’re going to do when these companies begin to get extra established and Sameer provides his imaginative and prescient for what this will appear to be. It was an interesting interview, hope you benefit from the present.

Welcome to the podcast, Sameer!

Sameer Gulati: Thanks for having me right here, Peter, very excited.

Peter: My pleasure. So, let’s get began by giving the listeners somewhat little bit of background once you and I met once you have been at Lending Membership a number of years in the past, however why don’t you give the listeners a few of the highlights of your profession thus far.

Sameer: That Lending Membership assembly has been fairly a while, time does fly. So, about myself, I’ve been in fintech for over 20 years now, from when earlier than it was known as fintech, I suppose, and have been extremely fortunate to have had a number of roles at Lending Membership because the Chief Working Officer. I began Plastiq after that and now it’s ZenBusiness. Previous to that I used to be at McKinsey as a Accomplice within the banking follow and began my foray into monetary companies truly as a software program engineer enabling 

funds at German submit workplaces in Europe and, you realize, this journey has additionally fortunately been a worldwide one. 

I grew up in India then spent a few decade in Europe after which the previous decade has been in the US and I’m in San Francisco now so couldn’t be happier with how issues have turned out and much more enthusiastic about what’s subsequent as a fintech neighborhood for us.

Peter: Proper. I’d like to get your perspective, I do know once we chatted a couple of weeks again, you mentioned you didn’t actually know ZenBusiness a lot in any respect earlier than this chance got here alongside. So, possibly you’ll be able to inform us about what brought on you to take the job right here at ZenBusiness.

Sameer: Once I began fascinated about what to do subsequent, finish of final 12 months, I had no thought ZenBusiness existed. You realize, I run in fintech circles and that’s the area I do know effectively and I’m extremely keen about small enterprise. So, I used to be trying on the corporations you’d anticipate I’d take a look at, however I’m extremely lucky that the lead investor at ZenBusiness, Matt at Oak, he insisted I communicate to the CEO at ZenBusiness which is Ross and there was a right away alignment of, you realize, my private mission round small companies and what ZenBusiness is attempting to do round unleashing the entrepreneur in every one in every of us. 

I used to be blown away by the management workforce, Peter, that is the core HomeAway crew so that they actually know a factor or two about scaling know-how companies. Second, the dedication to increasing ZenBusiness to changing into a full-fledged fintech centered on the early stage entrepreneur was simply inspiring. That’s actually what introduced me right here and at present, ZenBusiness is beginning to grow to be a fintech and dealing onerous at altering that, however I’m extremely pleased to have discovered them.

Peter: Okay, nice. So, I knew of ZenBusiness actually only for their…they enable you incorporate your online business, I do know they do greater than that. So, possibly you might inform us what’s kind of the product suite at present and possibly contact on their mission.

Sameer: ZenBusiness began about 5 years in the past and the preliminary thought behind the corporate was to faucet into this societal change that we’re seeing in the direction of entrepreneurship and small enterprise possession, proper, they usually got here at it from a know-how first perspective saying this needs to be extremely straightforward for folk to begin a enterprise which, sadly, it isn’t that straightforward, you realize, coping with the Secretary of State to include your LLC or C corp. 

So, the origin of the corporate was basically round firm formation, however a few years in they have been extremely profitable they usually realized that, you realize, we’re serving to begin all these companies. After which on the level of their highest want and pleasure which is that they’ve simply taken this life step of beginning a enterprise and it’s actually a life step, it’s not only a monetary or skilled resolution. They’re additionally overwhelmed round how do I truly run a enterprise, how do I get a checking account, how do I handle my bills, how do I receives a commission and we simply depart them into the wild with none assist.

Peter: Proper.

Sameer: So, each from a way of duty, but in addition seeing a possibility, the corporate determined to maneuver past formations to changing into a platform that helps you not simply launch a enterprise, however launch, run and develop your online business. According to that, the product suite has now expanded effectively past formations and compliance associated merchandise to web site and search engine marketing companies that can assist you get your clients and a complete host of economic companies merchandise to run your online business.

Peter: Proper, proper, okay. So then, quite a bit has been made concerning the Nice Resignation of the final 12 to 18 months with individuals quitting their jobs and a variety of these persons are beginning companies, do you’ve some stats that you could share on enterprise creation, possibly pre-pandemic and you realize, over the past like two and a half years.

Sameer: We’re seeing an unprecedented societal shift and never simply in the US, Peter, however globally, we’re seeing a shift in the direction of enterprise possession. Entrepreneurship tends to have a really particular connotation, significantly out right here within the Valley, that’s why I’m intentionally utilizing the time period enterprise possession. 2020 noticed the very best variety of enterprise formations in the US ever at 4.5 million new companies have been registered in the US after which 2021 exceeded that by virtually one other million at 5.3 million. Now, in fact, there’s a little little bit of a pandemic impact there and halfway to 2022, we’re seeing roughly a few 10% lower within the whole quantity, however it’s nonetheless at very elevated ranges, proper, so there is no such thing as a denying that there’s a elementary shift within the psyche of parents round us. 

What’s extra fascinating past the numbers is what’s driving it, proper. One facet of that is what was a 9 to five and a 5 to 9 profile is now a 9 to five and a facet hustle profile. Persons are discovering the boldness and instruments and platforms like ZenBusiness the place they’re transferring from being “want-trepreneurs” the place they’ve been desirous to be an entrepreneur to being an entrepreneur, they’re now getting the boldness that okay, I can truly take the step. I can truly bounce off the diving board into the water, it’s okay, I could make it work and that’s fascinating and provoking for us to look at each single day at ZenBusiness.

Peter: You realize, as a result of it’s really easy now, now you can obtain the Uber or Lyft app and grow to be a driver and be your individual boss mainly fairly simply, I imply, is that a part of what’s driving it or is there one thing like different various kinds of companies, like are there any tendencies there with what persons are beginning?

Sameer: The one you talked about across the gig economic system is unquestionably true and that’s the notion and understanding I had once I joined ZenBusiness, however one of many benefits of being in an organization that’s actually serving to you begin companies on the scale that we do is a a lot deeper perception into what else is going on. So whereas, you realize, the gig economic system facet is true, it’s not the entire fact, what’s actually, actually cool is that it’s taking place throughout all segments of our society. 

To offer you two examples, proper, along with the gig economic system that you just talked about, one profile that we’re seeing emerge is definitely professionals like people who’re executives at a Visa or a Mastercard or decide your favourite massive monetary establishment who at the moment are doing advisory and consulting companies on the facet by registering a enterprise to do it extra formally than simply serving to off the facet of their desk, proper, or people who just lately retired from government positions, that section was truly very fascinating to notice as a result of their wants are very totally different. 

They’re extremely savvy, however they want one thing which simply takes care of the entire busy work, proper, it’s the second section which is any person, like I mentioned, the 9 to five and the 5 to 9-er and we see these profiles quite a bit. Of us within the advertising area or the promoting area, proper, they’re now on Fiverr providing their companies or they’re now on one of many different platforms, they’re off to the 9 to five job as a advertising individual working at an organization, they’re additionally providing companies after hours or over weekends in the direction of the subsequent set of purchasers. So, the entry to that broader alternative that entrepreneurship provides is simply inspiring to look at.

Peter: Is the demographic profile, you clearly talked about a few totally different segments there, however I’m curious concerning the male/feminine break up and the age vary, like I think about there’s a bell curve, proper, with age vary, are you able to give me some extra particulars there.

Sameer: As we’ve got dug in deeper into the location ZenBusiness, we’ve got truly realized that to really be true to our mission it’s not simply sufficient to make it straightforward to begin a enterprise. We have to give individuals the boldness…..

Peter: Proper.

Sameer: …..once you’re fascinated about beginning a enterprise to truly begin the enterprise and the rationale I share that’s once we take a look at the demographic profile primarily based on gender, for example, of parents who want to begin a enterprise within the subsequent six months that’s about evenly break up between women and men. However once you truly take a look at the quantity of people that began a enterprise that shifts dramatically, virtually 80/20 males to girls.

Peter: Wow, that’s superb.

Sameer: Yeah, precisely, wow is true, I imply, that’s a stark reality. You realize, there are a variety of underlying elements there which I wouldn’t go into, however it’s price calling out, that vast delta between intent and precise motion. By way of age, it’s skewed far more in the direction of roughly the 45 and under after which relying on the section, it varies somewhat bit, however we’re beginning to see retirees “re-enter the labor market” as entrepreneurs. What’s fascinating about that, Peter, is once you ask them, “do you plan to make this a fulltime job?” it’s a really clear no, however they need to keep engaged and be productive whereas people under 45 are very clear even when it’s a facet hustle, their ambition tends to be to make it a full-time gig.

Peter: Attention-grabbing. So, I’m inquisitive about that factor you mentioned earlier than about giving individuals the boldness to begin a enterprise as a result of, I imply, we, you realize, America….I’m an immigrant as effectively, I got here right here to begin a enterprise, it’s the land of alternative. Individuals world-over dream about coming right here and it’s an actual entrepreneurial spirit on this nation that many different international locations don’t have. So, I’m inquisitive about this piece across the confidence, how do you even go about addressing that?

Sameer: That’s an awesome query and a very, actually onerous nut to crack. A variety of it’s round people gaining access to info. One of many greatest hindrances that we discover is that individuals are inclined to depend on their very own community, proper, and people networks for lots of those people are typically fairly restricted. We don’t fairly understand that sitting in Silicon Valley or in New York, however skilled networks are nonetheless very localized. If somebody is pondering of beginning a enterprise they’re like oh, my uncle or my pal has had a enterprise for some time, let me ask them for recommendation, proper, that’s fairly limiting. 

Second is people are somewhat afraid that the second they take the step to changing into a small enterprise proprietor, they’re definitely anticipated to be an professional in buyer acquisition, banking, the right way to receives a commission, invoicing, what’s the subsequent factor to do, how do I even submit an annual report which most states truly require you to do the second you register as a enterprise, for lots of parents that’s scary. 

And so, an enormous a part of the boldness is across the training that a variety of the stuff could be simply taken care of by any person else so you’ll be able to concentrate on what you do finest and the second helps them broaden their community by way of trusted voices. I’m not in a position to share the precise marketing campaign, however it’s already public that Mark Cuban is an investor in ZenBusiness, it began, like him to present individuals the boldness, he has an enormous following. So, there are a selection of various methods to do that, and it’s a tough nut to crack, however we’re fairly dedicated to discovering the best way.

Peter: Proper, okay. So, take us by way of the method, if you’ll. You realize, somebody discovered you guys they usually’re going by way of the formation technique of their enterprise, you realize, everybody’s obtained to have barely totally different wants, what’s it you do with these individuals as soon as they’ve sort of crossed that threshold they usually’ve began a enterprise?

Sameer: So, a few issues and that is the place us, being a know-how firm, actually comes by way of. Our formations course of itself is an adaptive chat course of so we don’t simply assume that you realize whether or not you want an LLC or knowledgeable LLC or a C corp or an S corp and even assume that you’ve already determined, proper, so a variety of it’s a guided funnel, if you’ll, which clearly permits us to personalize it, however helps to information by way of the method of creating the appropriate name. 

Throughout that course of, Peter, as soon as we get you to a spot the place you’re like okay, I need to kind an LLC, by way of a mix of training and visibility in what must occur subsequent, that’s the place we first introduce them to the monetary companies product, proper. So, for example, it’s crucial for folk who’re registering an LLC, for example, to maintain their private and enterprise bills separate, they will’t fairly try this except they’ve a enterprise checking account.

Peter: Proper.

Sameer: To get a enterprise checking account, you want an EIN, lots of people don’t know what an EIN is once they begin a enterprise, proper. So, these are simply two very small examples that are apparent to you and I and doubtless to people listening to this podcast, however to the overwhelming majority of enterprise house owners these are alien phrases. So, by way of that teaching and adaptive course of, we information them to the subsequent set of steps past formation so they’re higher outfitted to know what’s coming subsequent.

Peter: Okay. So, let’s dig into the fintech facet of issues for a minute, clearly, that’s your space of experience and why you took the job there. You talked about checking account, however what are you providing, what are the monetary companies that ZenBusiness goes to supply their purchasers?

Sameer: So, we’ve got a really bold roadmap. So, by the tip of the 12 months, we can have the power to handle your bills and categorize them into private and enterprise for tax functions, we can have a enterprise checking account, cost acceptance constructed into invoicing, fundamental accounting and tax and dealing on getting a bank card partnership. Just some small objects.

Peter: Proper. It’s an awesome factor that you just’re doing this now as a result of we’ve got this kind of, there’s this embedded finance sort of ecosystem now, you don’t must create every part you mentioned there from scratch. So, I’m inquisitive about, are you doing these all by way of embedded finance, are there some belongings you’re growing your self, how are you approaching it?

Sameer: We are attempting to remain very, very dedicated to 2 issues. One is who our splendid buyer is and constructing for them and for us, it isn’t only a small enterprise proprietor, however an early stage small enterprise proprietor. Their wants are very, very totally different than any person who’s already been in enterprise for 5 years even when they’re nonetheless small. After which the second is that they arrive to us for formations at present when they’re within the monetary companies a part of our platform, it shouldn’t really feel like they’re in a completely totally different setting. All of this wants to attach collectively. 

We have now an unbelievable benefit of the information that we’ve got as a result of we helped them register their enterprise and that implies that a variety of the monetary companies merchandise we are able to supply them actually as a one click on possibility. So, the second half is in the direction of your query of, it’s going to be ZenBusiness branded, it’s going to be embedded from a UX perspective within the platform. How we’re constructing it’s by way of a mix of BaaS suppliers or embedded finance suppliers and a few partnerships, however the eventual aim very a lot is that’ll be all ZenBusiness branded in our cell app, internet expertise and work seamlessly with all of our different companies, whether or not it’s web site and formations or fintech.

Peter: Proper, proper. And so, like most fintech corporations, lots of people say they’re centered on startups, however you’re actually centered on just like the startup that has simply actually been began and I don’t hear of anyone else in fintech centered on that section, particularly. I imply, you’ve obtained like an viewers, I think about your price of acquisition goes to be actually spectacular in comparison with individuals getting into chilly, however like what are you doing to kind of differentiate your self from all of the others. You realize, these persons are going to be on Google and totally different choices, how are you differentiating?

Sameer: This explicit sub-segment which is the early stage small enterprise is extremely onerous to serve affordably which is why for a standalone fintech it’s going to be very difficult, possibly unattainable to make the economics work, proper, as a result of transaction volumes, the power to pay, the pockets dimension is simply not there and let’s face it, a variety of these companies don’t survive the primary two years of their existence, proper. So, there are a variety of fintechs on the market and I’m delighted to see the way it’s a burgeoning ecosystem of SMB, neobanks and cost suppliers, however the early stage enterprise could be very onerous for them to serve except they’re effectively funded by way of a enterprise capitalist, proper. 

So, our section, our splendid buyer profile is totally different. How are we trying to differentiate ourselves? To be trustworthy, I don’t suppose we’re competing with the opposite small enterprise neobanks on the market, our aim is to not be the best choice for folk as they search on Google. Our mission right here as a fintech workforce is to be the plain no-brainer selection proper after you shaped a enterprise at ZenBusiness. And within the close to future, realizing that you are able to do all your banking, invoicing, funds, accounting, tax, types on ZenBusiness, it’s additionally purpose so that you can truly take that step in the direction of entrepreneurship so you realize that that large scary monetary companies factor goes to be taken care of. From the slim view of the fintech workforce at ZenBusiness, our CAC is already taken care of, proper. In the present day, ZenBusiness helps begin, broadly talking, between 10,000 and 20,000 new companies each month, proper, my workforce is trying to take a share of these and convert them to additionally doing monetary companies on the platform.

Peter: I’m struck with that, there’s an inherent problem you’ve as a result of each early stage small enterprise is finally not going to be early stage, they’re going to be effectively established or, you realize, hopefully, they received’t fail. So, what’s your plan there, I imply, like are you attempting to get these individuals to stick with ZenBusiness for a very long time, is there a commencement plan, I imply, what are you going to do?

Sameer: Unsurprisingly, you’re already trying round corners, Peter. So, we take into consideration this as we completely need our companies to develop, actually, one of many issues we take into consideration is the truth that any person began at ZenBusiness does that enhance their chance of success relative to any person who didn’t proper, that’s crucial to us, onerous to measure, however necessary to us. We plan to develop with our companies. 

That mentioned, our roadmap is basically at present, as I mentioned, banking, invoicing, funds, a variety of the essential stuff that folk want once they begin a enterprise. For 2023, we’ve got payroll, lending, money move administration that are for companies that they get into hiring staff and develop from 5,10, 20 staff to past. In some unspecified time in the future, nonetheless, we acknowledge it’s necessary for us to remain centered on broadly beneath 20 staff at which level our view is that if they need to graduate to a distinct product, we’d nonetheless love for them to stick with our checking account and our platform, however we are going to combine into these suppliers so we shall be a part of their journey versus everything at that time.

Peter: If somebody, like they will get going together with your platform, clearly QuickBooks has hundreds of thousands of small companies, I imply, we run our enterprise on QuickBooks, we’re barely greater than 20 staff, however I’m curious, once you speak about integrations, is that the kind of group you’re pondering of there?

Sameer: Yeah. QuickBooks is one instance and it’s not simply dimension and scale, Peter, typically the specialization that’s required for a specific subset of the enterprise would possibly trigger them to maneuver to a distinct one, that may be a good instance. I liken it somewhat bit to, like at present we run a kindergarten, we aspire in the direction of to have a highschool, however we are going to by no means be a college, proper, sooner or later, we are going to truly be celebrating the commencement of a few of our clients who go to college. We might like to have partnerships with universities so it’s a seamless course of.

Peter: Obtained you, obtained you.

Sameer: However, I believe if we tried to be a kindergarten, highschool and a college, I believe we are going to fail.

Peter: Yeah, that is smart, okay. So, I need to swap gears somewhat bit and speak about a current fundraise you guys did. I don’t know when this was clearly closed, however you introduced a reasonably large elevate, not many corporations are doing that in 2022, significantly in the summertime of 2022, so inform us somewhat bit about that course of.

Sameer: The fundraise was truly in November of final 12 months. I do consider the fundraise past the cash raised as a result of that was vital, $200 Million, the opposite crucial facet of the fundraise was this was the primary time that it was carried out on the promise of increasing past formations.

Peter: Attention-grabbing.

Sameer: And that was remarkably effectively obtained. In truth, the lead buyers, Oak HC/FT and Gentle Financial institution got here in due to the promise of us increasing into fintech and doing far more than simply formations. So, in that sense, you realize, this marked the idea internally inside the firm and from the investor world on ZenBusiness transitioning very clearly from a formations firm to a platform for brand spanking new companies to launch, run and develop their enterprise.

Peter: Okay. So, final query, I’d like to get your sense on it, It’s clear that searching on the panorama, there’s no actual well-known model, I imply, possibly ZenBusiness is essentially the most well-known, I do know there are others that you just compete towards, however within the small enterprise, significantly within the startup formation enterprise, there isn’t a big model that everyone is aware of that has identify recognitions all through the overall inhabitants so I’m inquisitive about what your plans are with that and possibly you might sort of add the imaginative and prescient that you’ve for the fintech facet of ZenBusiness.

Sameer: We’re extremely excited concerning the model marketing campaign, particularly round taking pleasure in possession and the boldness that we talked about of launching your individual enterprise which is due for finish of this 12 months/early subsequent 12 months so keep tuned on that one by way of positioning ourselves extra visibly as a model. On the fintech facet, particularly, we’re on the very early stage right here, as I shared we’ve got a really aggressive roadmap even for this 12 months and we’re …in case you simply take a look at fintech income, on a run fee foundation we needs to be effectively over $10 Million this 12 months or within the subsequent 12 months and rising from there. 

So, simply actually, actually enthusiastic about what we’re constructing and leveraging the massive distribution benefit we’ve got of being entrance and middle for newly shaped companies. I even have to present a shout out to the broader fintech ecosystem as a result of had it not been for the broad set of choices relating to BaaS suppliers, embedded fintech suppliers, knowledge, KYC, AML, all of this stuff have been extremely onerous to do prior to now and now you’re so many choices that you could cobble collectively that it’s helped us speed up tremendously and I couldn’t be extra grateful and excited to be a part of that ecosystem.

Peter: Okay. It’s thrilling, it’s breaking new floor, Sameer, pretty to speak with you as at all times, thanks a lot for approaching the present.

Sameer: Thanks a lot for having me, Peter.

Peter: You realize, as somebody who has began 5 companies, I typically want it could have been as straightforward for me once I was getting going. You realize, final time I began a enterprise was 2013 with Fintech Nexus and also you simply must do every part your self, you simply must go, clearly, we had legal professionals, however you must go and begin a checking account, do all this stuff piecemeal by your self and for that I see that the actual promise right here is that all of the sudden, it turns into a lot simpler, it turns into easy virtually. 

This offers the entrepreneur time to concentrate on their enterprise relatively than on the admin of getting a enterprise arrange and that might have large ramifications. You realize, Sameer was speaking after we stopped recording, you realize, in response to their surveys, 20 million individuals on this nation need to begin a enterprise and if it may well grow to be actually easy and actually fast you’re going to get many, many hundreds of thousands extra. You’re going to interrupt the information that Sameer referred to there.

Anyway on that word, I’ll log off. I very a lot admire your listening and I’ll catch you subsequent time. Bye.

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  • Peter Renton is the chairman and co-founder of LendIt Fintech, the world’s first and largest digital media and occasions firm centered on fintech. Peter has been writing about fintech since 2010 and he’s the writer and creator of the Fintech One-on-One Podcast, the primary and longest-running fintech interview collection. Peter has been interviewed by the Wall Avenue Journal, Bloomberg, The New York Occasions, CNBC, CNN, Fortune, NPR, Fox Enterprise Information, the Monetary Occasions, and dozens of different publications.



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