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Own, a new social media app, aims to tokenize the creator economy
Own is the latest alternative to TikTok to emerge in the market, featuring blockchain technology and a token economy.
March 2023
3 Dirt Cheap Stocks to Buy in March 2023
As Fed Chairman Jerome Powell cautions against higher-than-expected interest rates to curb inflation, markets fear this could tip the economy into a recession. Historically, value stocks have outperformed growth stocks…
3 High-Quality Stocks to Buy Now and Hold for the Next Decade
With the Fed extremely likely to raise the benchmark interest rates higher than envisaged by policymakers, the economy and the stock market are expected to remain under pressure. Amid the…
5 Best Pharma Stocks to Buy Right Now
The pharma industry has experienced tremendous growth in recent years and should continue to grow amid the integration of advanced technologies. Hence, pharma stocks Eli Lilly (LLY), Takeda Pharmaceutical (TAK),…
Reddit is shutting down its Clubhouse clone Reddit Talk
After Clubhouse’s rise to fame, every platform rushed to build a clone. But in the last year or so, the format’s popularity has faded and companies are rethinking their priorities. On Wednesday, Reddit announced that it is shutting down its live audio product Reddit Talk on March 21 — two years after its launch. The […]
Reddit is shutting down its Clubhouse clone Reddit Talk by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
Synctera raises $15M to help companies launch embedded banking products in Canada
Synctera, a banking-as-a-service startup, has raised an additional $15 million as it expands into Canada. NAventures, the corporate venture arm of National Bank of Canada, led the financing, which brings Synctera’s total raised to $60 million since its June 2020 inception. Private equity firm The Banc Funds and sponsor bank partners Veritex Community Bank, Midland […]
Synctera raises $15M to help companies launch embedded banking products in Canada by Mary Ann Azevedo originally published on TechCrunch
Wheel the World grabs $6M to offer guaranteed accessibility, price match for hotel rooms
The company has two new booking tool features for families with disabilities, including guaranteed accessibility in hotel rooms and a price match.
Wheel the World grabs $6M to offer guaranteed accessibility, price match for hotel rooms by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Tweed is a crypto wallet API to add a web3 flavor to any web service
Meet Tweed, a startup coming out of stealth today that has been working on a white-label cryptocurrency wallet and payment solution. With Tweed, companies can generate wallets for their users so they can buy, hold, send and spend crytpo assets without any technical knowledge. The startup raised a $4 million seed round last summer with […]
Tweed is a crypto wallet API to add a web3 flavor to any web service by Romain Dillet originally published on TechCrunch
Y Combinator–backed Patterns is building a platform to abstract away data science busywork
Ken Van Haren and Chris Stanley were data scientists at Google and Square, respectively, who found themselves frustrated by how much time they were spending wrangling infrastructure versus doing actual data science. In surveying their colleagues, they found that it was a common problem. According to one poll, data scientists spend over half their time […]
Y Combinator–backed Patterns is building a platform to abstract away data science busywork by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
A look at the budding market for the text that prompts AI systems
Move over, software. Prompts may well be the new oil. Writing the text strings that instruct AI systems like ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 to generate essays, articles, images and more has become a veritable profession, commanding salaries well into the six-figure range. Anyone can come up with prompts, of course. But only certain prompts (e.g. […]
A look at the budding market for the text that prompts AI systems by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch