September 23, 2019 No Comments Barry Crist, chef, Cloud, Developer, Enterprise, Government, open source, Seth Vargo
Programmer who took down open source pieces over Chef ICE contract responds On Friday afternoon Chef CEO Barry Crist and CTO Corey Scobie sat down with TechCrunch to defend their contract with ICE after a firestorm on social media called for them to cut ties with the controversial agency. On Sunday, programmer […]
September 20, 2019 No Comments chef, Developer, Enterprise, Government, ICE, open source, TC
Chef CEO says heāll continue to work with ICE in spite of protests Yesterday, software development tool maker Chef found itself in the middle of a firestorm after a Tweet called them out for doing business with DHS/ICE. Eventually it led to an influential open source developer removing a couple of key […]
September 12, 2019 No Comments Apps, chef, chefs, cookbook, Cooking, Europe, Food, food and drink, gadgets, London, oxford university, oxford university press, penguin random house, recipe, siemens, Simon & Schuster, Spotify, TechStars, United Kingdom
ckbk pulls a āSpotify for recipesā out of the beta oven Cooking may be under sustained attack by a wave of on-demand food delivery startups, with names that can double as gluttonous calls to action (oh hey Just Eat!), but that hasnāt stopped London-based startup ckbk from pushing in the opposite direction […]
April 2, 2019 No Comments Automation, chef, Cloud, Developer, Enterprise, open core, open source
Chef goes 100% open source Chef, the popular automation service, today announced that it is open sourcing all of its software under the Apache 2 license. Until now, Chef used an open core model with a number of proprietary products that complemented its open-source tools. Most of these proprietary tools focused on […]
March 20, 2019 No Comments Articles, bp, central europe, chef, dairy, Europe, Food, food and drink, hampton creek, leader, Milk, paris, San Francisco, TC, Y Combinator
Launching from YC, Eclipse Foods casts a long shadow over the 6 billion dairy industry Eclipse Foods may be the company that finally takes milk out of the dairy business. Ever since the acquisition of WhiteWave Foods by the French dairy giant Danone for over $10 billion investors have been thirsting for […]
January 24, 2019 No Comments chef, chief executive officer, DoorDash, Fika Ventures, FJ Labs, Food, food delivery, funding, greycroft partners, grubhub, munchery, Postmates, Startups, Uber, Uber Eats, Venture Capital
Asian food delivery startup Chowbus raises M When one food delivery startup fails, another gets funded. Chowbus, an AsianĀ food ordering platform headquartered in Chicago, has brought in a $4 million āseedā funding led byĀ Greycroft PartnersĀ andĀ FJ Labs, with participation fromĀ Hyde Park AngelsĀ andĀ Fika Ventures. The startup, aware of the challenges that plague startups in […]
January 15, 2019 No Comments 500 startups, American Express, Asia, cake, chef, concierge, economy, Finance, funding, Fundings & Exits, head, james riney, Japan, Mezi, money, OpenTable
American Express acquires Japan-based restaurant booking service Pocket Concierge American Express has made an acquisition in Japan after it picked up restaurant booking serviceĀ Pocket ConciergeĀ in an undisclosed deal. The acquisition was announced in JapaneseĀ and in English by James Riney, the head of 500 Startups Japan which invested in Pocket Concierge as one […]
December 17, 2018 No Comments Amazon, business, business incubators, chef, Column, eBay, economy, entrepreneurship, Flipkart, founder, Innovation, Kickstarter, oliver samwer, Postmates, Private Equity, Rocket Internet, stanford, Startup company, Uber, United States
In emerging markets there are no copycats, just budding entrepreneurs Federico Antoni Contributor Federico Antoni is managing partner at ALLVP, an early-stage VC based in Mexico. He is a lecturer in management at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. More posts by this contributor Not another AI post The rise and rise […]
November 15, 2018 No Comments Amazon, Brazil, carnegie mellon, carsharing, chef, chicago, denver, detroit, flint, Foxconn, Gentrification, grubhub, michigan, New York, Ohio, pittsburgh, quicken loans, richard florida, San Francisco, Seattle, self-driving car, smart devices, St. Louis, Startups, TC, transport, Uber, United States, urban planning, virginia, Wal-Mart, wisconsin
Lies, damn lies, and HQ2 There are few things certain in our world except for the uplifting tendencies of technology. Iāve spent the past few years trying to prove this to myself, at least, by interviewing hundreds of thinkers on the topic. Iāve come to a singular conclusion: when tech moves into […]
October 7, 2018 No Comments acre venture partners, Alphabet, Architecture, Atlanta, chef, chicago, Chick-fil-A, Chief Operating Officer, China, Co-founder, Columbus, Dallas, david chang, denver, Director, e-commerce, e-sports, executive, fast food, Food, food and drink, Food Technology, golden state warriors, google, GV, india, Iowa, kitchen, Los Angeles, mcdonalds, Miso Robotics, munchery, new jersey, New York, Officer, Ohio, on-demand services, online gaming, phoenix, Real Estate, research, restaurant, Seattle, Securities and Exchange Commission, serial entrepreneur, shake shack, shanghai, taco bell, TC, technology, Travis Kalanick, Uber, ubereats, United States
The next big restaurant chain may not own any kitchens If investors at some of the biggest technology companies are right, the next big restaurant chain could have no kitchens of its own. These venture capitalists think the same forces that have transformed transportation, media, retail and logistics will also work their […]
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