5 ways to raise your startup’s PR game – TechCrunch
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Echelon exposed riders’ account data, thanks to a leaky API – TechCrunch
Image Credits: Echelon (stock image) Peloton wasn’t the only at-home workout giant exposing private account data. Rival exercise giant Echelon …
Fisker and Foxconn sign deal to build electric vehicles – TechCrunch
Electric car startup Fisker signed an agreement with Foxconn, the Taiwanese company that assembles iPhones, to co-develop and manufacture a …
Lemonade says website security flaw that exposed customer data is ‘by design’ – TechCrunch
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PayPal acquires returns logistics business, Happy Returns – TechCrunch
PayPal announced today it’s acquiring Happy Returns, a returns solution provider that offers online shoppers access to easier ways to …
Google Cloud teams up with SpaceX’s Starlink for enterprise connectivity at network’s edge – TechCrunch
SpaceX’s bourgeoning Starlink satellite-based broadband internet service just got a big boost from a significant new partner: Google Cloud. Thanks …
Vietnamese flexible pay startup Nano raises $3M seed round – TechCrunch
Nano Technologies, a startup that lets workers in Vietnam access their earned wages immediately through an app called VUI, has …
China’s WeRide secures more funding, pushing valuation to $3.3 billion – TechCrunch
Only four months after securing Series B fundraising of $310 million, Chinese autonomous driving company WeRide says it has achieved …
Elon Musk, Technoking of Tesla orders a halt to bitcoin car payments – TechCrunch
Tesla CEO and self-dubbed technoking is back peddling on the company’s stance about bitcoin and has suspended purchases of its …
Direct-to-consumer orthodontic startup Impress raises $50M to scale across Europe – TechCrunch
As the famous phrase goes, ‘software is eating the world’ and now software is eating dentistry. Or, perhaps more accurately, …