Egg Prices For Wholesale Have Dropped 52% — Here’s What That Could Mean For Your Grocery Bill
Customers could start to see cheaper eggs in a month or so.
The Download: greener steel, and what 2025 holds for climate tech
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. The world’s first industrial-scale plant for green steel promises a cleaner future As of 2023, nearly 2 billion metric tons of steel were being produced annually, enough to cover Manhattan in a layer…
February 2023
Bill Gates Is Reportedly Dating Paula Hurd, Widow of Ex-Oracle CEO
The relationship is reportedly “widely known” among their inner circle, according to a source reported by People.
Redwood Materials lands $2B conditional loan from DOE
Battery materials and recycling startup Redwood Materials has secured a conditional commitment for a $2 billion loan from the Department of Energy as part of the Biden Administration’s bid to build up a supply chain for EVs in the United States. The conditional commitment from DOE’s loan program office, which was announced Thursday, is part […]
Redwood Materials lands $2B conditional loan from DOE by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
A Historic Cheese Shop in New York’s Little Italy Is Closing After 130 Years in Business
Economic hardships are the closing doors of Alleva Dairy, the oldest cheese shop in America.
GM locks in exclusive semiconductor chip production with GlobalFoundries
Automakers have struggled in recent years to secure the semiconductor chips needed in today’s modern and increasingly tech-laden vehicles. The shortage has chipped away at profits, periodically idled factories and left automakers with unfinished vehicles that consumers are ready to buy. Now, GM has struck a deal with Globalfoundries to alleviate that problem. The two […]
GM locks in exclusive semiconductor chip production with GlobalFoundries by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
Subway Is Saying Sayonara to Its Pre-sliced Meats and Introducing Deli Slicers to All U.S. Restaurants
The decision to slice deli meats on location is part of Subway’s “ongoing transformation journey.”
Statsig expands its free feature management tools
Statsig, the well-funded Bellevue, Washington-based startup that enables product teams to test and evaluate new features with the help of feature gates and other experimentation tools (using live data from real customers), today announced that it is essentially making its feature gating capabilities available for free to most users. The new allowance in the free […]
Statsig expands its free feature management tools by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
Should You Jump on the ChatGPT Bandwagon? Consider These Tips First.
Everyone’s been talking about ChatGPT since its release in November 2022. Appropriately harnessing this tool can be a powerful resource when executed efficiently.
Amex and Microsoft turn to AI to make expense reports less horrible
ChatGPT is getting all the attention as of late, but modern AI technologies have a range of use cases beyond finally making Bing useful. One emerging trend is putting AI to work to aid with the frustrating and laborious task of filing and auditing corporate expense reports. Today, Microsoft and American Express announced a deal […]
Amex and Microsoft turn to AI to make expense reports less horrible by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
Lunar, the Danish neobank last year valued at $2.2B, raises $38M to shoot for the profitability moon
Lunar, a neobank out of Denmark, last year raised money at a $2.2 billion valuation from a splashy set of investors that included Heartland, Kinnevik, Tencent, IDC Ventures and comedian Will Ferrell, to fill out its ambition to build a financial “super app.” Times being tough for startups right now, Lunar has raised yet again, […]
Lunar, the Danish neobank last year valued at $2.2B, raises $38M to shoot for the profitability moon by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch