Compromising vs. Standing Your Ground — How to Find the Right Balance in Business Partnerships
Here are a few tips to help you find the right balance between compromising and standing your ground in business partnerships.
The Download: AI to measure pain, and how to deal with conspiracy theorists
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. AI is changing how we quantify pain Researchers around the world are racing to turn pain—medicine’s most subjective vital sign—into something a camera or sensor can score as reliably as blood pressure. The…
Why Brands Should Direct User-Generated Content
With the rise of user-generated social media posts, here’s why brands should direct and have control over all of the content out there that’s associated with their name.
Livid Morgan Wallen Fan Invoices Singer $4,000 For ‘Outfits’ and Pre-Show ‘Cracker Barrel’ After He Cancels Concert Last Minute: ‘I’ll Expect My Refund Tomorrow’
Wallen has been facing heat for canceling his Sunday show in Oxford, Mississippi at the last minute after announcing that he had lost his voice.
Revolut’s valuation troubles signal a stormy horizon for less-profitable neobanks
Revolut’s situation seems like awful news for other neobanks. How much more room do less profitable neobanks have to fall?
Revolut’s valuation troubles signal a stormy horizon for less-profitable neobanks by Anna Heim originally published on TechCrunch
Google disrupts malware that steals sensitive data from Chrome users
Google has disrupted infrastructure linked to the notorious CryptBot malware, which the company claims has stolen data from hundreds of thousands of browser users in the past year alone. CryptBot is malicious information-stealing malware first discovered in 2019. The infostealer malware is typically distributed by spoofed websites masquerading as legitimate software sites that offer free […]
Google disrupts malware that steals sensitive data from Chrome users by Carly Page originally published on TechCrunch
Vinfast’s EV ambitions just got a $2.5B boost
Vietnamese EV automaker Vinfast is getting a $2.5 billion injection of capital as it pursues an ambitious plan to woo U.S. consumers with a slate of electric SUVs and crossovers. Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong, who founded Vinfast’s parent company Vingroup, committed Wednesday to invest $1 billion of his personal wealth via a grant in the […]
Vinfast’s EV ambitions just got a $2.5B boost by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
UK’s TympaHealth sounds out $23M to expand its hearing diagnostics startup
The basic principle of Moore’s law — computing becoming more powerful yet more compact — is playing out in a number of fields, and one of the latest is coming from the world of audiology technology. TympaHealth, a London startup that has developed handheld hardware built around streamlined iPhone and Android devices, and corresponding software, […]
UK’s TympaHealth sounds out $23M to expand its hearing diagnostics startup by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch
Card Skimming Is On The Rise — Here’s How To Prevent Your Information From Being Stolen
Debit card skimming increased by 368% in 2022 compared to the year prior.
Here’s Why Customer Engagement on Social Media Is Important to Your Brand
When you interact with your following on social media, it builds customer loyalty and brand awareness. Here’s why.
EU warns Twitter over disinformation after Musk policy shifts found to boost Kremlin propaganda
Twitter was only confirmed yesterday as one of 19 major tech platforms subject to centralized oversight by the European Union’s executive starting this fall, when so-called very large online platforms (VLOPs) are expected to be compliant with the Digital Services Act (DSA). But the Commission has not wasted any time warning the Elon Musk-owned social […]
EU warns Twitter over disinformation after Musk policy shifts found to boost Kremlin propaganda by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch