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In a drive to offer free verification to top organizations, Twitter briefly gave a gold checkmark to a fake Disney account. The gold checkmark indicates that the account belongs to a company. It is related to the Blue for Business offering. The social network applying checkmarks to organizations with large followings slipped up and awarded it […]

Twitter gave a gold checkmark to a fake Disney account by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch

Learn how to become a better leader by understanding Isaiah Berlin’s foxes and hedgehogs metaphor and finding out how you can incorporate this framework into your leadership style today.

During economic uncertainty, the insurance sector could be worth looking at due to its relative stability compared to other sectors. The insurance industry could benefit as the Fed contemplates more…

Despite the widespread warnings of a potential economic downturn and financial sector uncertainty, fundamentally strong stocks Petróleo Brasileiro S.A (PBR), United Microelectronics (UMC), and North American Construction Group (NOA) have…

Super.com’s super app is focused on helping “everyday Americans” find deals and savings across multiple categories, including travel and shopping.

Super.com targets $85M equity, debt raise into new savings super app by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch

The Inflation Reduction Act hasn’t changed the company’s business model, but it has changed its business plans.

Why a fast-growing climate tech startup raised its second Series B in 13 months by Tim De Chant originally published on TechCrunch

BeReal is piloting its new Bonus BeReal feature in the UK. Expected to roll out soon in other countries, this allows users to post more than once per day — you get two Bonus BeReal posts if you manage to upload on time during the two-minute daily window, and one extra post if you miss […]

Bonus BeReal comes to UK, lets users post more than once a day by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch

Indian fintech giant PhonePe is preparing to launch a dedicated app store for Android users in India, the latest product push from the Walmart-backed firm that commands the mobile payments market in the second largest Asian economy. The app store, designed to offer hyper-localized services based on customer context, aims to assist developers with “high-quality” […]

Walmart-backed PhonePe set to challenge Google’s dominance with app store in India by Manish Singh originally published on TechCrunch