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DESCRIPTION:We often get asked how we put together The Information 50\, our
  annual list of the 50 most promising early-stage startups. Join our repor
 ters\, Executive Editor Amir Efrati and Senior Editor Scott Thurm as they 
 take you inside the reporting process and share some of the conclusions an
 d insights they gathered from this year’s cohort.\n\nThe third edition o
 f The Information’s 50 most promising startups looked for the next big w
 inners in artificial intelligence and enterprise software\, social apps\, 
 commerce\, media\, security\, cryptocurrency\, and financial software. Our
  reporters selected startups they believed had the potential to be the mos
 t valuable businesses in their categories based on their revenue\, busines
 s model and growth prospects. We only included companies that had raised l
 ess than $100 million or were less than two years old\, and we excluded fi
 rms that had a valuation of $1 billion or higher.
SUMMARY:What We Learned from The Information’s 50 Most Promising Startups
  List
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