But the whole point of "cumulative losses" is that one would assume losses means revenue - expenses. If "revenue - expenses" is a negative number that is far larger than the amount you have raised, how are you not bankrupt yet?
Uber has a market cap of 58 billion (cf. "$25.2 billion funds raised"). Teladoc Health has a market cap of 5 billion (cf. "$0.17 billion funds raised"). The Funds Raised column in the article does not seem to include stock issuance.
The market cap is not money the company can spend. It's the current share value of the company...
Yes, this.
Say you received 1,000 when graduating high school. You then got a job making 100/month, signed a lease and moved out of the house. You have expenses of 180/month. How long before you are destitute?
13 months, because that is when you would have over $1,000 in losses.