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The Information’s 411 — Gadzoox!

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Tom Dotan
 |  Aug. 24, 2018 4:00 PM PDT

Cory discusses his reporting on the troubles at construction startup Katerra. He also explains why Airbnb's rental inventory has been shifting toward year-round rentals. Amir talks about the drama at Zoox, which this week ousted its CEO.

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