6月29日，2022年

Stock-Exchange Startup Gets $100 Million Investment Funded by Walton Family Member Silicon Valley’s Long-Term Stock Exchange gets a check from James Walton, who partnered with a venture fund Eric Ries is CEO of Long-Term Stock Exchange, which pitches itself as a new framework for environmental, social and corporate governance investing.Photo: Getty Images for TechCrunch print (2 minutes) The Long-Term Stock Exchange, a Silicon Valley firm trying to push for sustainable investing , said it raised $100 million in June from James Walton, part of the famed family associated with Walmart The investment comes as traditional venture-capital firms are pumping the brakes on funding startups right now, wary of taking on new risk when the markets and economy appear to be in a tenuous position. Companies are instead having to strike deals at big discounts to their prior funding rounds, cut costs or look to less common investors, such as corporations , to write checks.