In this operating environment, startups have a better chance of impressing investors if they can point to tangible results.
How can fintech startups outlast the VC winter? by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch
An influential industry group that represents Google, Meta and Amazon among other tech firms has expressed concerns about the digital competition law recommended by an Indian parliamentary panel that seeks to regulate their alleged anticompetitive practices, calling the proposal “absolutist and regressive” in nature. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance recommended last month that the […]
US tech giants say Indian panel’s recommended competition act ‘absolutist and regressive’ by Manish Singh originally published on TechCrunch
Lisa Feria remains bullish on the plant-based foods sector despite headwinds. Here’s what she’s telling her portfolio companies in these uncertain times.
Plant-based foods investor says her focus is more on teams than taste by Tim De Chant originally published on TechCrunch
You wait for years for a urine analysis company, then all of them hit their flow all at once. One of the notable trends at CES in Las Vegas this year was that the quantified-self movement is going deeper. No longer content with just measuring your heart rate, number of steps, and EKG on your […]
Urine luck: these CES startups want to take a closer look at your waste by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
As we were roaming the halls of CES in Las Vegas, one product category stood out across the board; there’s a lot of focus on portable (and less portable) power storage. These are more than your average charge-your-phone-once-or-twice battery packs, ranging from simple small power packs, to sophisticated power stations that can connect to portable […]
A big CES 2023 trend: all battery power, everywhere, all the time. by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch