Conditions appear to be shifting favorably for India’s Swiggy. The food delivery startup — backed by SoftBank, Prosus and Accel — saw its paper valuation slashed by more than a half this year as investors marked

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In May of this year, TechCrunch ran a piece titled “Figure’s humanoid robot takes its first steps.” The story was a firsthand account of my visit to the startup’s South Bay offices. The headline was a reference to

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A business boosts as much as sales go up. An ultimate goal of any seller business is to have a long-term term with businesses, that is, the buyers. Also, an essential assignment in a B2B procurement is to search,

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The discussion regarding the possibility of consciousness in artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow, with experts in philosophy, cognitive science, and engineering coming together to address this intricate

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We know that Elon Musk makes the Tesla, the rocket ships, and — talks about his X — but now he has dipped his toe into beer making. This beer, brewed by Buzzrock Brewing of California, is close to his Tesla

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Jio Financial Services, the Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries’ financial services unit, has started its lending and insurance businesses and is rapidly scaling up its offerings as billionaire Mukesh Ambani

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Developer community site Stack Overflow has laid off 28% of its staff, the Prosus-owned company announced Monday. In a blog post, Stack Overflow’s CEO, Prashanth Chandrasekar indicated that the company is focusing

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This is a review-in-progress. More soon! Somewhere between the Ray-Ban Meta and Meta Quest 3 sits an ideal mixed-reality headset. It’s slim, light, offers hand tracking and passthrough and livestreams video when the

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Snapchat has relied on people consuming content on its own app. But now, the social network is allowing websites to embed public content including Lenses, Spotlight videos, Public Stories, and Public Profiles. Users

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Sam Bankman-Fried and other FTX executives spent $8 billion worth of customer funds on real estate, venture capital investments, campaign donations, endorsement deals and even a sports stadium, according to

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