Looking ahead in the Energy Sector
It’s fairly accepted that the use of fossil fuels is damaging our environment. Moving away from those energy sources and transitioning to renewable, sustainable energy sources is humankind’s best chance at slowing
FTC’s new Office of Technology will help mop up tech ‘oozing with snake oil’
The FTC is embracing change with the establishment of an Office of Technology that will help it effectively regulate the fast-moving tech world. Citing “systemic concerns” relating to tech and its potential for
Balloon expert explains the challenges of shooting down China’s suspected spy balloon
Earlier this month, a suspected Chinese spy balloon drifted over much of the continental United States before an F-22 military fighter jet shot it down off the east coast. The event has put a massive strain on the
Taking Ultrahuman’s sleep & fitness tracking Ring for a spin
Indian startup Ultrahuman has made a name for itself since 2019 by building out a subscription fitness platform which offers a range of workout and wellness-related content, integrating with third party wearables
How SayHey Messenger is Solving One of the Biggest Data Security Risks for Businesses
Instant messaging is changing how business gets done. If your organization uses an instant messaging program like Slack or Microsoft Teams or even consumer messaging platforms like WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, etc.,
12 Time Management Tips When Working in Different Time Zones
It can be challenging to keep track of time zones. Even though we’ve tried to reinvent time zones, we still can’t agree on a universal system. However, it’s usually not a problem since everyone knows their region’s
Got product-market fit? Learn how to find it at TC Early Stage
Achieving product-market fit (PMF) arguably ranks as both the No. 1 strategic objective and the biggest challenge for early-stage founders. Hitting this critical milestone tells you — and any investors you hope to
Tech layoffs are creating a new era of scrappy (and humbled) founders
The onramps into Silicon Valley often include access: to a smart mentor, a well-connected venture capitalist, or even a rocket ship of a startup. But an emerging class of founders is reminding the ecosystem how
TechCrunch+ roundup: M&A red flags, handling problematic CEOs, E-1 visa questions
I’ve been let go from more startups than anyone else I know. Yes, that is a weird thing to boast about. Last month, nearly 100,000 tech workers lost jobs, and it felt like a great disturbance in the Force. These are
Lyft is charging riders wait time fees — but drivers aren’t reaping the rewards
Lyft finally started charging riders wait time fees in December, but drivers are complaining those fees aren’t making it into their wallets. At least, not yet. Lyft’s wait time fees, or the charges that passengers