Capital Gains: More evidence of Austin’s consumer goods preeminence

In this week's Capital Gains: The latest activity on the fundraising front for Austin companies, an executive trades in conference rooms for cookie stands and Lyft gets a big boost from Southwest Airlines.

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Capital Gains: More evidence of Austin’s consumer goods preeminence

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