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3 Black investors share what they are prepping for come the new year
For 2023, it appears investors are focusing on trends that are relatively safer and likelier to bear fruit
3 Black investors share what they are prepping for come the new year by Dominic-Madori Davis originally published on TechCrunch
TechCrunch+ roundup: Headcount data study, SaaS sales mistakes, financial close strategies
Startups that don’t have PMF, supportive investors or a manageable burn rate should already be planning to reduce headcount.
TechCrunch+ roundup: Headcount data study, SaaS sales mistakes, financial close strategies by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
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Backed by Electrolux, Mila raises at a $52M valuation to add smarts to fresh air
Three years ago, Mila showed up on Kickstarter with its smart air purifier. The company created an air cleaner with a choice of different filters to suit the use case (and price point) customers were interested in, along with an impressive array of sensors built into the device itself. Today, the San Francisco-based company announced […]
Backed by Electrolux, Mila raises at a $52M valuation to add smarts to fresh air by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
While Amazon had a rocky year, AWS remains reliable cash cow
Although Amazon as a whole has hit a bit of a post-peak pandemic rough patch, AWS keeps delivering.
While Amazon had a rocky year, AWS remains reliable cash cow by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Clean energy investments may close 2022 hitting new heights, setting stage for lofty 2023
This year has been all about energy — who has it, who doesn’t and how much it costs. Investors took note.
Clean energy investments may close 2022 hitting new heights, setting stage for lofty 2023 by Tim De Chant originally published on TechCrunch
Headcount growth is slowing as startups prepare for worst-case scenarios
It’s not just the big names pulling back on headcount — private SaaS companies have similarly been implementing hiring freezes and headcount reductions for almost half a year now.
Headcount growth is slowing as startups prepare for worst-case scenarios by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch