How This ‘Shark Tank’ Star Overcame a Life of Poverty by Making Radical Decisions
Matt Higgins shares his true rags-to-riches story in his new book, ‘Burn the Boats.’
Puzzle Corner
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How Franchisees Can Use Technology to Change Consumer Behavior
Here’s how franchisees can tap into consumer behaviors using strategic messaging and offers that speak to clients wants and needs.
Sono Motors has killed off its Sion EV in a pivot to solar tech business
Sono Motors is ending its long-awaited electric car program and instead pivoting to a business that aims to sell its solar vehicle technology to other companies. The German-based company, which went public in November 2022, announced Friday it is laying off 300 employees as a result of the change in business model. COO Thomas Hausch […]
Sono Motors has killed off its Sion EV in a pivot to solar tech business by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
TechCrunch+ roundup: Finding the right LPs, ocean conservation, inside Uber’s pre-seed deck
Will your startup go public and grab a giant slice of your market, or is it a value-add that will be gobbled up by a hard-charging unicorn? “When you can’t quite make it to product-market fit, there’s a third choice that too many entrepreneurs, and their investors, overlook: selling out,” says Kittu Kolluri, founder and […]
TechCrunch+ roundup: Finding the right LPs, ocean conservation, inside Uber’s pre-seed deck by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
5 Things to Do After You Publish Your Book
Books have become the business cards of modern entrepreneurs. Here are the best ways to market your book after publication.
Can AI really be protected from text-based attacks?
When Microsoft released Bing Chat, an AI-powered chatbot co-developed with OpenAI, it didn’t take long before users found creative ways to break it. Using carefully tailored inputs, users were able to get it to profess love, threaten harm, defend the Holocaust and invent conspiracy theories. Can AI ever be protected from these malicious prompts? What […]
Can AI really be protected from text-based attacks? by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
Netflix Cuts Subscription Prices in Host of Countries — But Not in the U.S.
The streaming giant is also preparing a password-sharing crackdown, set to begin in March.
Bounce Back: How to Quickly Recover From Setbacks and Train Your Brain For Success
Don’t just shake off your failures; whine about them.
Boost Your Business’s Productivity with this $69 All-in-One PDF Tool
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Billionaire Thomas H. Lee, a Private Equity Pioneer, Has Died at Age 78
Lee’s family confirmed his passing in a statement.