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The definition of a startup (from PG?) sums up to a company that favours growth over profitability. For instance, a company like Square that keeps raising money to accelerate instead of taking profits.



But that definition would include Amazon. I don't think a company founded in 1994 and went public in 1997 can be considered a startup.




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