FaZe Clan goes public, a market bet on Gen Z and the creator economy

FaZe Clan is an online media company made up of 93 members, consisting primarily of esports competitors and content creators, plus a handful of celebrities like Snoop Dogg. Digital entertainment and esports brand FaZe Clan is being listed on the Nasdaq Wednesday after completing a SPAC merger in a deal valued at $725 million, a big step for creator economy companies to be publicly traded. Read the full article: NBCNEWS

FaZe Clan goes public, a market bet on Gen Z and the creator economy

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