Colleges Cope With Scooter Startups

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Colleges Cope With Scooter Startups

机译：高校应对踏板车创业

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Colleges are nervous about the boom in shared electric scooters, which riders can rent with an app and then leave at their destination for the next rider. Administrators see students zipping down campus streets and sidewalks as a safety hazard. They worry about unused scooters littering the quad and people tripping over them.Shortly after scooters owned by Santa Monica, Calif.-based Bird Rides Inc. began showing up at Michigan State University, senior officials shared the news at a staff meeting that dozens had been impounded by campus police after being strewn around the school's 5,200 acres. Phil Zecher, chief investment officer of Michigan State's almost $3 billion endowment, piped up with some surprising news: The endowment invests in Bird as part of a venture capital fund, Upfront Ventures Fund VI. "As big entities and also as big investors, we sometimes invest in the same companies that are disrupting us," Zecher says.

机译：高校对共享电动踏板车的兴起感到担忧，骑手可以使用应用租用，然后离开目的地前往下一个骑手。管理员认为学生在校园的街道和人行道上滑行是一种安全隐患。他们担心未使用的踏板车会乱扔四轮摩托并绊倒他们。总部位于加利福尼亚州圣莫尼卡的Bird Rides Inc.拥有的踏板车开始出现在密歇根州立大学之后不久，高级官员在一次员工会议上分享了这一消息，数十人在学校5200英亩的土地上散布后，遭到校园警察的扣押。密歇根州州立大学近30亿美元捐赠基金的首席投资官Phil Zecher收到了一些令人惊讶的消息：捐赠基金对Bird进行投资，这是风险投资基金Upfront Ventures Fund VI的一部分。 Zecher说：“作为大型实体和大型投资者，我们有时会投资那些正在扰乱我们的公司。”

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《Business week》 |2019年第4601期|24-25|共2页
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