Slack, Stripe and Houzz are all “unicorns,” the buzzed-about startups that have landed a $1 billion valuation. Talking with Kara Swisher and Liz Gannes, the founders of these companies talk about diversity, the perils of VC funding and more.
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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