Don’t Say It: These Are the Most Annoying Corporate Buzzwords, According to a New Survey
Over 1000 people were asked what office jargon they find bothersome (and bearable). Here’s what they said — so that you won’t.
Five benefits of a health tech accelerator program
In the ever-evolving world of health care, the role of technology is becoming increasingly crucial. From improving patient outcomes to streamlining administrative processes, digital technologies are changing the face of the industry. However, for startups developing health tech solutions, breaking into the market and scaling their products can be a challenging journey, requiring access to…
Tracksuit raises $5M to make brand tracking more accessible
Tracksuit, a New Zealand-based brand tracking startup, wants to take on traditional market research players by offering a more affordable, accessible brand insights tool. “Market research and brand tracking has been around for a long time, and it usually consists of a consultant coming in on a quarterly or biannual basis with a 100-page slide […]
Tracksuit raises $5M to make brand tracking more accessible by Rebecca Bellan originally published on TechCrunch
Daily Crunch: Pentagon locks down unsecured email server that exposed sensitive military data
Hello, friends, and welcome to Daily Crunch, bringing you the most important startup, tech and venture capital news in a single package.
Daily Crunch: Pentagon locks down unsecured email server that exposed sensitive military data by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Elon Musk suggests Twitter could open source its algorithm ‘next week’
A new tweet by Twitter owner Elon Musk suggests the company is preparing to open source its algorithm as soon as next week — unless, of course, it’s all a joke. (One never knows these days!) However, Musk has been a longtime proponent of the idea that Twitter’s recommendation algorithm should be open sourced, having […]
Elon Musk suggests Twitter could open source its algorithm ‘next week’ by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
Soylent acquired by Starco Brands as nutrition company shifts into its ‘natural next stage’
Soylent, which is profitable and had been growing over the past few years, is Starco Brands’ third acquisition in six months.
Soylent acquired by Starco Brands as nutrition company shifts into its ‘natural next stage’ by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Digging into Coinbase’s better-than-expected Q4 results
Earlier this afternoon Coinbase reported its fourth-quarter and full-year 2022 results. TechCrunch’s first look at the numbers is here. In response to the company’s raw numbers, shares of Coinbase are off around 2.2% in after-hours trading as of the time of writing. (The company initially fell much further before recovering to positive territory, gains that […]
Digging into Coinbase’s better-than-expected Q4 results by Jacquelyn Melinek originally published on TechCrunch
YouTube Music’s latest feature lets users create custom radio stations
YouTube Music is introducing a new radio experience that lets users create their own custom stations, the company told TechCrunch on Tuesday. Prior to the launch of this feature, users have started music listening experiences by picking from preexisting playlists, radios or albums, but now users can create their own radios from the ground up. […]
YouTube Music’s latest feature lets users create custom radio stations by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch
5 Technologies to Help You Stay Ahead of Market Changes and Automate Business Processes
Step into the future of business operations with the latest automation technologies.
Starry files for bankruptcy
As part of the bankruptcy motion, lenders have offered the company $43 million in financing to help Starry maintain normal business conditions.
Starry files for bankruptcy by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Science fiction publishers are being flooded with AI-generated stories
Across the 17-year history of Clarkesworld, a renowned literary magazine of science fiction and fantasy, authors have speculated about how evolving, futuristic technology will impact our world. Now, editor and publisher Neil Clarke is living through a debacle that could very well be a sci-fi story in its own right: His magazine in being uncontrollably […]
Science fiction publishers are being flooded with AI-generated stories by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch