Business
How Companies Decide What to Do With Their Cash
Capital allocation is the least glamorous executive responsibility and the one that most reliably determines a company's decade.
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Priya Raghunathan
Business Editor
CoversBusiness
Priya Raghunathan edits our business desk, covering how companies are financed, run and restructured. She writes about the decisions behind results — capital allocation, succession, the slow choices that decide a company's decade — rather than the quarterly scoreboard.
- Covers corporate strategy, leadership and deals
Stories by Priya Raghunathan
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How Startup Funding Rounds Work, Stage by Stage
Pre-seed to Series C, and the mechanics underneath the letters: dilution, preferences, valuations that are not really valuations.
Business
Reading a Company's Cash Flow Statement
Profit is an opinion shaped by accounting choices. Cash is a fact. The statement that reconciles the two is the one worth reading first.
