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Startups are ready to thrive under Trump, but some uncertainty remains in a key corner of the space
- Startups and venture capitalists (VCs) are hopeful about what they expect to be less regulation on their ecosystem under Donald Trump's presidency.
- Many believe that Biden's administration got in the way of high tech business deals and regulatory limits were a key part of that.
- The current public policy constraints have caused stagnation within the sector and have impacted potential exits for startups.
- Elon Musk could potentially play an influential role in the US tech scene under the Trump administration, potentially providing a helping hand to Silicon Valley beyond Trump's tax policies.
- The impact on artificial intelligence matters in this uncertainty, we learn.
- Trump's immigration policies could also impact the tech industry in terms of providing high-skilled non-US workers with access to tech jobs.
- Some employees at startups could suffer from fewer investments pouring into their businesses.
- Reports say Howard Lutnick, Blackstone CEO Steve Schwarzman and other Wall Street peers are among those lending their business minds to President Donald J. Trump.
- C++ expert Herb Sutter has joined Citigroup Securities to enable all market structures to run smoothly.
- BI has also secured an internal Tesla salary that shows a lower salary, higher stock grant strategy being played by CEO Elon Musk.
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