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Friday, June 10, 2016

Meet the 2016 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies

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1. Uber
2. Airbnb
3. Ezetap
4. Palantir Technologies
5. 23andMe
6. Bloom Energy
7. Ginkgo Bioworks
8. Klarna
9. Blippar
10. Coursera
11. Houzz
12. Udacity
13. LanzaTech
14. Cloudera
15. DAQRI
16. Snapchat
17. Oscar
18. Phononic
19. MongoDB
20. Synack
21. Teespring
22. SimpliVity
23. Slack
24. CloudFlare
25. Spotify
26. Medium
27. Lyft
28. Veniam
29. Stripe
30. SpaceX
31. InsideSales.com
32. SurveyMonkey
33. Diamond Foundry
34. WeWork
35. Kabbage
36. Deezer
37. Humacyte
38. Okta
39. Twilio
40. Cylance
41. Moderna Therapeutics
42. Dropbox
43. Dataminr
44. Motif
45. LISNR
46. Pinterest
47. Jaunt
48. GitHub
49. SoFi
50. Instacart

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Meet the 2016 CNBC Disruptor 50 companies

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In the fourth annual Disruptor 50 list, CNBC features private companies in 15 industries — from aerospace to financial services to cybersecurity to retail — whose innovations are revolutionizing the business landscape. These forward-thinking starts-ups have identified unexploited niches in the marketplace that have the potential to become billion-dollar businesses, and they rushed to fill them. Some have already passed the billion-dollar mark at a speed that is unprecedented. In the process, they are creating new ecosystems for their products and services. Unseating corporate giants is no easy feat. But we ranked those venture capital–backed companies doing the best job. In aggregate, these 50 companies have raised $41 billion in venture capital at an implied Disruptor 50 list market valuation of $242 billion, according to PitchBook data. Already it's hard to think of the world without them. Read more about the consumer and business trends that stand out in the 2016 list ranking and themethodology used to select this year's Disruptor companies.

1	Uber	A $66 billion on-demand ride
2	Airbnb	There's no place like (someone else's) home
3	Ezetap	Leading India's cashless revolution
4	Palantir Technologies	Big data; bigger secrets
5	23andMe	Decoding your ancestry
6	Bloom Energy	Live off the grid; keep the lights on
7	Ginkgo Bioworks	Custom organism design
8	Klarna	No cart left behind
9	Blippar	Change your reality
10	Coursera	Now we can all get in to Princeton
11	Houzz	Open for renovations
12	Udacity	Closing the skills gap
13	LanzaTech	Don't just reduce your carbon footprint — recycle it!
14	Cloudera	You make me want to Hadoop
15	DAQRI	Virtual reality on the shopfloor
16	Snapchat	The ghost in Facebook's machine
17	Oscar	Health insurance for the 21st century
18	Phononic	Seriously cool
19	MongoDB	Big data's thought leader
20	Synack	The white-hat army
21	Teespring	Turning T-shirt designers into millionaires
22	SimpliVity	Hyperconverged IT Infrastructure (ask your IT guy)
23	Slack	There's no "I" in Slack
24	CloudFlare	The internet's neighborhood watch
25	Spotify	Playlists are the new mixtapes
26	Medium	Life after Twitter for Biz, Ev and many more characters
27	Lyft	Hitch a ride with General Motors
28	Veniam	The internet of moving things
29	Stripe	How the internet gets paid
30	SpaceX	Mars or bust?
31	InsideSales.com	Automated lead generation
32	SurveyMonkey	Ask more questions
33	Diamond Foundry	Conflict-free marriage proposals
34	WeWork	Working together is better
35	Kabbage	Funding for the little guy on Main St.
36	Deezer	It's French for "Spotify"
37	Humacyte	New and improved blood vessels
38	Okta	Protecting your identity at work
39	Twilio	The telecom unicorn that makes Uber work better
40	Cylance	Using A.I. to fight cybercrime
41	Moderna Therapeutics	Building a massive drug pipeline
42	Dropbox	Billions and billions of files saved
43	Dataminr	Making Twitter make sense
44	Motif	Invest in ideas
45	LISNR	Using sound to make waves in the app world
46	Pinterest	The world's bulletin board
47	Jaunt	Put yourself in the story
48	GitHub	Faster software development
49	SoFi	Trying to ease the student-debt crisis
50	Instacart	Squeezing melons so you don't have to