FBI Investigating Woman’s Death on a Carnival Cruise
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Sunday that it is looking into a ‘suspicious death’ in February on the Carnival Sunshine.
Republican Congressman Jim Jordan asks Big Tech if Biden tried to censor AI
On Thursday, House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-OH) sent letters to 16 American technology firms, including Google and OpenAI, asking for past communications with the Biden Administration that might suggest the former President “coerced or colluded” with companies to “censor lawful speech” in AI products. The Trump Administration’s top technology advisers previously signaled it would pick […]
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Growfin’s AI-based cash collection SaaS expands further to US and Asia
Cash management — tracking who needs to pay an invoice and whether it’s been done — can make or break a business. Now, a startup building SaaS software to help finance departments manage this more intelligently is announcing some funding to expand after seeing strong demand. Growfin, a Singapore- and San Francisco–based fintech startup that […]
Growfin’s AI-based cash collection SaaS expands further to US and Asia by Kate Park originally published on TechCrunch
Man Charged Over Stabbing and Attempted Door Opening on United Airlines Flight
Francisco Severo Torres allegedly tried to stab a crew member with a broken spoon.
Atlassian cuts 5% of its workforce
Atlassian, the company behind tools like Jira, Confluence and Trello, today announced that, after a reorg a month ago, it is now laying off about 500 employees. That’s about 5% of its total workforce. Atlassian co-founders and co-CEOs Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar note in today’s announcement that this move shouldn’t be seen as a […]
Atlassian cuts 5% of its workforce by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
Meet UniUni, Shein’s last-mile solution delivered by gig drivers
When we talk about e-commerce logistics, we think of an industry controlled by entrenched players like Amazon, FedEx and national postal systems. At the start of the pandemic in 2019, a brave startup from Vancouver, BC decided to take on the incumbents with a new model — last-mile delivery using an Uber-esque network. During the […]
Meet UniUni, Shein’s last-mile solution delivered by gig drivers by Rita Liao originally published on TechCrunch
Hybrid Employees Are More Productive at Home — But This is When You Should Ask Them to Come Into The Office
It’s necessary for leaders to determine which face-to-face tasks are necessary to justify the in-office commute.
Daily Crunch: Game developer bans 6,700 cheaters and publishes their usernames
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Daily Crunch: Game developer bans 6,700 cheaters and publishes their usernames by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Max Q: About that ‘for sale’ sign on a ULA Atlas V
In this issue of Max Q: The Chinese subsidiaries of U.S. VC firms investing in space tech; ispace eyes April lunar landing; news from Rocket Lab, United Launch Alliance and more.
Max Q: About that ‘for sale’ sign on a ULA Atlas V by Aria Alamalhodaei originally published on TechCrunch
‘Degrading’ and ‘Offensive’: Internet Divided After Barbara Corcoran Shoots Money Gun At Employees
The “Shark Tank” star was looking to treat employees for Employee Appreciation Day.
How Dogpatch Games Wrote the Rulebook for Tabletop Gaming Customer Service?
In this episode, hear how Shannon Newton used customer service and event planning to turn Dogpatch Games into a community staple — and more than a board game store.