How Shyp Sunk: The Rise and Fall of an On-Demand Startup

How Shyp Sunk: The Rise and Fall of an On-Demand Startup

  • March 31, 2018
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How Shyp Sunk: The Rise and Fall of an On-Demand Startup

That was Shyp cofounder and CEO Kevin Gibbon back in early 2016, chastising some of his fellow entrepreneurs. At the time, he was scrambling to chart a different sort of future for his own venture-backed startup. But that quest ends today.

A half-decade after its founding, San Francisco-based Shyp is ending operations and laying off all its employees.

Source: fastcompany.com

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