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Michael Tennant is the founder of Curiosity Lab, the idealistic marketing group that generated more than $400,000 in revenue in six months and has grown 500% year over year.

Speaking in an interview virtually at the World Government Summit in Dubai on Wednesday, Musk was asked when he thought the right time would be to name a new CEO for the social media company.

MetaX sued Meta Platforms, parent company of Facebook, over trademarks. These lawsuits often end with someone settling. But MetaX might be going for something bigger — and trying to make a larger point.

Instacart is introducing two new features that are designed to give shoppers on its platform more opportunities to earn. The company is launching “queued batches,” which gives shoppers the option to accept another batch before completing the batch they are currently shopping. Once shoppers complete the delivery of their current batch, they can begin shopping […]

Instacart’s new features give shoppers more ways to earn on their own schedules by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch

According to former employees of human resources startup Free Agency, CEO Sherveen Mashayekhi’s leadership style is holding the startup back as he seems to care more about demanding loyalty and controlling his employees than building a company. The New York-based startup launched in 2019 with the novel idea of bringing the talent agency model popular […]

Free Agency CEO seems to care more about control than the company, former employees say by Rebecca Szkutak originally published on TechCrunch

Predictions suggest an Apple flip phone could be available by 2025.

Leaders are not just managers. They need to do more to build a team that can take on their roles with autonomy and passion for driving them to success.

Have a passion for helping others and looking for a lucrative business idea? Then you’ll want to register for our free webinar to learn how you can start your own virtual assistant business.

A family of four can expect to pay an average of $7,350 for a seven-night stay.

Manufacturers face a dizzying array of potential problems around the machines they produce, and it’s challenging to track down issues. This isn’t just nice to know. It’s crucial information, often tracked manually today by human auditors in spreadsheets. In some cases, failing to understand when there is a faulty part could result in costly recalls, […]

Axion Ray brings intelligence to manufacturing to find issues before they cause trouble by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch