Yuliya Chernova is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including startups, venture capital, and technology, with a focus on artificial intelligence, software development, and investment strategies. Yuliya's work has been featured in notable publications such as Private Equity News, Financial News, LiveMint, Magzter, Yahoo Finance, and MSN.
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Yuliya Chernova's articles predominantly cover evolving stories in the tech and business sectors, with a focus on venture capital, startups, and fundraising. She also delves into political matters related to these fields.
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Plus: Andreessen Horowitz launches college alternative; funding to early-stage cybersecurity startups surges.
By: Yuliya Chernova
‘Decarb is dead for now,’ as one VC said, referring to decarbonization.
Climate-tech venture investors don't talk much these days about climate change.
Plus, OpenAI scraps model release; President Trump promises to not stifle AI growth
Protests disrupt conferences about AI; organizers and speakers say they are open to listening to critics.
By: Yuliya Chernova
Plus, venture firm Disruptive targets $10 billion megafund; cloud-computing company Lambda is raising $4 billion
By: Yuliya Chernova
Plus, IonQ to buy cybersecurity firm Elisity; Bumble in talks to go private.
Plus: Failure of Australia’s IPO sends tremors through AI trade; a former OpenAI engineer arrested.
Pro rata is the least negotiable term in venture-capital contracts, a survey found, yet being flexible may actually improve venture returns.
AI giant’s decision to market its mega-IPO this year brightens VC hopes for a significant payday and perhaps an end to a dry spell in cash returns.
