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Shipping Startup Shippo Valued at $1 Billion

Jun.10 — Shippo co-founder and CEO Laura Behrens Wu discusses the company’s latest valuation of $1 billion after raising a $50 million round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company’s mission is to provide an Amazon Prime-like experience for merchants not on Amazon. She shares how the startup navigated the logistical challenges during the pandemic…

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Jun.10 — Shippo co-founder and CEO Laura Behrens Wu discusses the company’s latest valuation of $1 billion after raising a $50 million round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company’s mission is to provide an Amazon Prime-like experience for merchants not on Amazon. She shares how the startup navigated the logistical challenges during the pandemic and the e-commerce trends that will remain in a post-Covid world. Wu speaks with Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”

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