ML-Implode News - "We're Seeing the Beginning of a Liquidity Crisis" in the Startup Boom, Suddenly

The stock market, after going nowhere for a year and then jumping up and down like mad, might actually, after all these years, give up its bullish ghost and head south. That would imperil the entire startup scene. It happens after every boom.
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If the market keeps declining, companies that have quickly spent initial investments will feel the most pain. Such corners of the start-up world include app companies that provide services such as assistants and food with a tap of a smartphone. The start-up tracking firm CB Insights recently identified 12 on-demand food delivery companies, some of which have launched in several cities, that "might be at risk of overextending themselves in the race to gain market share in the top metros."

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"We're Seeing the Beginning of a Liquidity Crisis" in the Startup Boom, Suddenly