LIVE: CNBC TechCheck chats Silicon Valley ‘mob bosses’ with Bolt founder Ryan Breslow — 2/9/2022

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Join CNBC TechCheck’s Deirdre Bosa for a livestream with Ryan Breslow, founder of the “one-click” checkout tech company Bolt Financial, to chat about fintech competition and his recent Twitter thread arguing that accelerator program Y Combinator and Stripe are the “mob bosses of Silicon Valley.”

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LIVE: CNBC TechCheck chats Silicon Valley ‘mob bosses’ with Bolt founder Ryan Breslow — 2/9/2022

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