Whoever said you can’t have your cake and eat it too should have called their accountants and lawyers first.
Use IRS Code Section 1202 to sell your multi-million dollar startup tax-free by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch
The cervix industry has had implants to prevent pregnancy since the late 1960s, but there hasn’t exactly been stiff competition to slow down the fallopian swim team at its source. In fact, Contraline claims it is the first major innovation in this space since the vasectomy was performed on a human some 125 years ago. […]
Contraline erects $7.2M for contraceptive implants for men by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch
Reddit is rolling out a new “community muting” feature to give users more control over what they do and don’t want to see on the platform. The new feature is launching on Reddit’s mobile apps over the next few weeks. Reddit plans to expand the feature to the desktop version of its platform in the […]
Reddit’s latest feature lets you mute entire communities by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch
Twitter’s most senior cybersecurity staffer Lea Kissner has departed the social media giant. Kissner announced the move in a tweet on Thursday, saying they made the “hard decision” to leave Twitter, but did not say for what reason they resigned. Elon Musk completed a $44 billion takeover of Twitter two weeks ago, resulting in layoffs […]
Twitter chief information security officer Lea Kissner departs by Zack Whittaker originally published on TechCrunch
Pinterest’s new collage-making app Shuffles is now available to the general public, after entering an invite-only test phase earlier this summer. The app grew in popularity with Gen Z users, who used the creative expression tool to make “aesthetic” collages, sometimes set to music and posted to TikTok, or shared privately with friends or the Shuffles community. […]
Pinterest launches its collage-making app Shuffles to the general public by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch
The bin moving robots designed by Kiva Systems still form the foundation of Amazon’s warehouse robotics play a decade after it acquired the startup. There’s a reason — for example — that the recently announced fully autonomous Proteus robot effectively looks like a green (“Seahawks green,” per robotics VP, Joseph Quinlivan) version of one of […]
Amazon debuts Sparrow, a new bin picking robot arm by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Slower rate increases would shift the calculus for investors, making assets like stocks — and tech stocks in particular — more attractive.
As inflation slows, did we just see the bottom for tech stocks? by Alex Wilhelm originally published on TechCrunch
Maybe you’ve heard of Keyo. Perhaps you saw the initial round of press the firm did in 2017 — roughly two years after its founding. Or maybe you saw it pop back in 2020, riding the wave of news around Amazon’s lukewarmly received hand-scanner tech. You may have wondered precisely what’s been going on with […]
With $7M raised, Keyo launches a biometric palm verification network by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch