November 23, 2019 No Comments alibaba, alibaba group, Artificial Intelligence, Asia, Baidu, Beijing, China, China Roundup, Companies, e-commerce, Ele.me, Energy, executive, joe tsai, Meituan, Meituan-Dianping, Microsoft, online food ordering, president, sam altman, Silicon Valley, TC, Tencent, United States, Venture Capital, vice-chairman, Y Combinator
China Roundup: Y Combinator’s short-lived China dream Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch’s China Roundup, a digest of recent events shaping the Chinese tech landscape and what they mean to people in the rest of the world. Last week, we looked at how Alibaba and Tencent fared in the last quarter; the […]
October 7, 2019 No Comments Apple, arriva, Automotive, california, Chariot, chicago, cupertino, ford, Los Angeles, New York, public transportation, San Francisco, seagate technologies, Silicon Valley, transport, Transportation, United Kingdom, via, Washington D.C.
Via is launching an on-demand public transit network in the city of Cupertino Shuttle startup Via and the city of Cupertino are launching an on-demand public transportation network, the latest example of municipalities trying out alternatives to traditional buses. The aim is for these on-demand shuttles, which will start with six vans […]
July 19, 2019 No Comments Atlanta, austin, baltimore, boston, brooklyn, california, charlotte, chicago, Cincinnati, colorado, Columbus, columbus day, Column, dc, delaware, detroit, east coast, entrepreneurship, Federal government, funding, Fundings & Exits, Hiring, indianapolis, Iowa, Marketing, massachusetts, Midwest, minneapolis, nebraska, New York, Ohio, online ads, Personnel, pittsburgh, Private Equity, rise of the rest, Silicon Valley, Startups, talent, tampa bay, Texas, university of texas, Venture Capital
How to go to market in middle America Deborah Eisenberg Contributor Share on Twitter Deborah Eisenberg is the founder of TechStarts PR, where she helps technology companies both big and small hone their message and reach their audience. There comes a time for many startup companies where they either realize they need […]
May 23, 2019 No Comments economy, entrepreneurship, Eva Ho, Fika Ventures, Finance, healthcare, Los Angeles, Louisiana, money, Private Equity, Silicon Valley, Startup company, Startups, susa ventures, Venture Capital
Fika Ventures raises M to fund the growing LA tech ecosystem The Los Angeles ecosystem is $76 million stronger today as Fika Ventures, a seed-stage venture capital firm, announces its sophomore investment fund. Fika invests roughly half of its capital exclusively in startups headquartered in LA, with a particular fondness for B2B, […]
April 2, 2019 No Comments apollo, Artificial Intelligence, Asia, Audi, Audi AG, Automation, Baidu, Beijing, BMW, Byton, China, Co-founder, Daimler AG, didi, Didi Chuxing, Driving, Emerging-Technologies, Ericsson, ford, google, huawei, Intel, L3, Nokia, Qualcomm, Robotics, search engine, self-driving car, Sequoia Capital China, shanghai, shenzhen, Silicon Valley, Tencent, Transportation, volvo
Search giant Baidu has driven the most autonomous miles in Beijing While the public is asking, “When are we going to ride in autonomous cars?” Technology companies have been moving apace to test them on designated roads. In China’s capital city Beijing, eight firms drove a total of 153,600 kilometers (95442.6 miles) […]
April 1, 2019 No Comments bEYOND meat, burger, Burger King, fast food, food and drink, Impossible foods, meat substitutes, memphis, memphis meats, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, TC, The New York Times, whopper
In what is apparently not an April Fool’s joke, Impossible Foods and Burger King are launching an Impossible Whopper The meat substitute manufacturer Impossible Foods and fast food giant Burger King are launching an Impossible Whopper. According to a report in The New York Times, Burger King is launching the Impossible Whopper […]
March 15, 2019 No Comments Airbnb, Alphabet, Apps, authentication, digital identity, facial recognition, Fundings & Exits, General Data Protection Regulation, identity, identity management, Jumio, Kleiner Perkins, Passbase, privacy, Recent Funding, Rocket Internet, Security, Silicon Valley, Startups, Veriff, verification
Passbase is building a full stack identity engine with privacy baked in Digital identity startup Passbase has bagged $600k in pre-seed funding led by a group of business angel investors from Alphabet, Stanford, Kleiner Perkins, EY; as well as seed fund investment from Chicago-based Upheaval Investments and Seedcamp. The 2018-founded Silicon Valley-based […]
March 5, 2019 No Comments 500 startups, Accel, accelerator, angelpad, founders fund, General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Menlo Park, norwest venture partners, palo alto, San Francisco, shasta ventures, Silicon Valley, Startups, TC, True Ventures, Uber, Venture Capital, Y Combinator
The Silicon Valley exodus continues For a long time, it was the norm for founders to haul their hardware to the 3000 block of Sand Hill Road, where the venture capitalists of “Silicon Valley” would be awaiting their pitches. Today, many of the investors that touted the exclusivity of “The Valley” have […]
January 17, 2019 No Comments bluerun ventures, boston, China, economy, Finance, idreamsky, lightspeed venture partners, money, online marketplace, redpoint ventures, resolute ventures, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Venture Capital
Redpoint Ventures is raising another 0M to invest in Chinese companies Redpoint Ventures is doubling down on China. The firm, headquartered in Menlo Park, has filed documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $400 million across two new China-focused funds. The firm has set a $300 million target for […]
January 13, 2019 No Comments Berlin, Brazil, california, Canada, cloudflare, Column, Elon Musk, Entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, google, H-1B visa, Harvard Business School, Houzz, immigration, latin america, Mexico, Private Equity, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Singapore, Startup company, Sun Microsystems, tech startup, Tesla, toronto, United States, uruguay, WeWork
Why Silicon Valley needs more visas Henrique Dubugras Contributor Share on Twitter Henrique Dubugras is the founder Brex, the billion-dollar corporate credit provider for startups. When I hear protesters shout, “Immigrants are welcome here!” at the San Francisco immigration office near my startup’s headquarters, I think about how simple a phrase that […]
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