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Read the pitch decks from these 34 creator-economy startups that helped them raise millions of dollars
12 Jun

Read the pitch decks from these 34 creator-economy startups that helped them raise millions of dollars

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The creator economy has bred a new generation of startups — from influencer-marketing companies to new social-media experiences.These startups have captured the attention and wallets of influential venture capitalists and angel investors over the last several years, giving rise to several unicorn valuations in the space, such as the link-in-bio service Linktree (valued at $1.3 billion in 2022) and the affiliate-marketing platform LTK (valued at $2 billion in late 2021).Check out 14 VCs who are investing in innovative startups focused on the creator economy and influencersEven as the economy has weathered changing tides and investments have cooled across industries, some…
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Microsoft, Nvidia Lead In Investing In AI Startups, But Others Close Behind
12 Jun

Microsoft, Nvidia Lead In Investing In AI Startups, But Others Close Behind

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Just last week it was reported chip giant Nvidia, Salesforce Ventures 1 and Cisco all participated in a $450 million investment for Toronto-based AI startup Cohere. That same day, Cisco and its investment arm — Cisco Investments — made news when it launched a $1 billion AI investment fund. Those noteworthy machinations by some of the biggest names in tech are just the latest examples of these corporate giants’ desires to at best be leaders in the generative AI sector — and at worst not fall behind. So far this year, out of the handful of tech titans putting big money…
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Airlines sometimes turn their planes around and fly thousands of miles home when they have problems. Here’s why.
12 Jun

Airlines sometimes turn their planes around and fly thousands of miles home when they have problems. Here’s why.

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Plane diversions can be a nuisance for passengers and costly for airlines, especially if they end up back where they started in a so-called flight to nowhere.On Monday, a British Airways flight destined for Houston made it across the Atlantic Ocean before turning back over the coast of Newfoundland, resulting in a nine-hour flight to nowhere.An airline spokesperson said the diversion was "a precaution due to a minor technical issue."The Boeing 787 returned to London Heathrow, where BA has maintenance facilities. In fact, returning to London is a relatively common practice in such situations for the UK flag carrier: it…
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The $50 Billion Musk Referendum
12 Jun

The $50 Billion Musk Referendum

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The pay package is just one in a series of measures that shareholders have already been asked to vote on by proxy, ahead of Thursday’s meeting. Others include whether Tesla’s incorporation should move from Delaware to Texas, whether the company should soften its hardline stance on labor negotiations, and whether the company should preemptively impose a moratorium on using minerals mined from the seabed.Yet none have been as divisive as Musk’s pay. Deep rifts among investors have been exposed in the lead-up to the vote. Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm has backed the pay package, as has billionaire investor Ron…
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Forget red and blue: America’s real geographic divide is between bosses and their employees
12 Jun

Forget red and blue: America’s real geographic divide is between bosses and their employees

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Housing is a basic need. No matter how expensive it gets, people still need somewhere to live.Given this truism, it's no wonder that the populations of America's so-called superstar cities have stagnated while the Sun Belt's metropolitan areas have boomed. When a city — or, as in the case of California, an entire state — doesn't have enough homes to go around, priced-out residents are forced to relocate to other parts of the country.A lack of building in places like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco has sent home prices and rents soaring, leading to a plateau or even…
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The ‘father of the iPod’ says Apple is doing a brilliant job with AI
12 Jun

The ‘father of the iPod’ says Apple is doing a brilliant job with AI

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Apple may seem to be trailing flashy AI firms like OpenAI, but iPod inventor Tony Fadell thinks the company's slow but steady approach to the technology is the right one."Apple is taking baby steps because right now that is all we can count on to deliver successfully," Fadell wrote on X on Tuesday. "This is a solid first effort by Apple focusing on real benefits to users (ex. Siri)."Fadell was responding to an article by TechCrunch that praised Apple's "boring and practical" approach toward AI. The iPhone maker unveiled its new AI offerings on Monday during a keynote presentation at…
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