‘Shark Tank’ Star Kevin O’Leary Says He Wants to Build a $14 Billion Oil Refinery in the U.S.: ‘I Want To Do Something Big’
The chairman of O’Leary Ventures revealed his plans on Tuesday.
The Download: India’s AI independence, and predicting future epidemics
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Inside India’s scramble for AI independence Despite its status as a global tech hub, India lags far behind the likes of the US and China when it comes to homegrown AI. That gap…
The venture market may be correcting more than we think to pre-COVID times
Ever since the tech downturn began affecting startups, a question kept coming up: What if we are witnessing a correction?
The venture market may be correcting more than we think to pre-COVID times by Anna Heim originally published on TechCrunch
Cerbos takes its open source access-control software to the cloud
Cerbos, a company building an open source user-permission software platform, has today announced a new managed cloud service and a fresh $7.5 million in seed funding. Founded out of London back in early 2021, Cerbos exists in a space broadly known as identity and access management (IAM), a $13.4 billion market that’s expected to nearly […]
Cerbos takes its open source access-control software to the cloud by Paul Sawers originally published on TechCrunch
Google’s free Assured Open Source Software service hits GA
About a year ago, Google announced its Assured Open Source Software (Assured OSS) service, a service that helps developers defend against supply chain security attacks by regularly scanning and analyzing some of the world’s most popular software libraries for vulnerabilities. Today, Google is launching Assured OSS into general availability with support for well over a […]
Google’s free Assured Open Source Software service hits GA by Frederic Lardinois originally published on TechCrunch
NPR leaves Twitter due to misleading ‘government-funded media’ label
NPR will no longer update its 52 Twitter accounts, including the primary @NPR handle, which has nearly 9 million followers. These accounts include NPR’s topic-specific feeds like NPR Politics, as well as individual radio shows like Weekend Edition. Last week, Twitter placed a “state-affiliated media” label on NPR’s account, representing the American news non-profit in […]
NPR leaves Twitter due to misleading ‘government-funded media’ label by Amanda Silberling originally published on TechCrunch
5 Ways to Start Healing After a Divorce
Finding a new life and happiness after divorce is possible.
5 Gardening Hacks to Start Early
Whether you’re a first-time gardener or a seasoned professional, there is much to do to prepare for gardening season. Buying seeds and supplies can take time. Understanding what will work…
Measure Up to These 5 Standards and Watch Your Franchise Business Skyrocket
Here’s a breakdown of what a franchise is, what it isn’t and how to build a successful one.
Man Sues Maker of Wellness Drink for Allegedly Causing Him to Relapse After 7 Years of Sobriety
Botanic Tonics advertises itself as an “alcohol alternative.” However, a man in California says he quickly became addicted to the beverage and is now suing for misleading advertising.
After an investigation exposes its dangers, Pinterest announces new safety tools and parental controls
Following last month’s NBC News investigation into Pinterest that exposed how pedophiles had been using the service to curate image boards of young girls, the company on Tuesday announced further safety measures for its platform, including a new set of parental controls and updated age verification policies, among other things. However, the company also said […]
After an investigation exposes its dangers, Pinterest announces new safety tools and parental controls by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch