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The TechCrunch team has been so competitive this season of the Great Tech Bake-off that it took us about 24 hours to devour the entire tasting menu, churning out an incredible amount of boring news over the past 24 hours. Don’t worry, we’ve got the most delicious Michelin-starred, bite-sized pieces for you.
This whole food example doesn’t really work, does it. Okay, well, we’re going to do some more workshopping on this in the future in the newsletter, so you’ll have it on the menu. – Christine And came
Our most popular dishes
- Fishing trip: Revolut has confirmed it has been hit by a cyber attack, possibly the work of a phishing campaign, ultimately exposing the personal information of tens of thousands of users; Carly He wrote.
- A different kind of fish: While the thought of eating sardines can be daunting, this particular sardine was a delicacy for Andreessen Horowitz, who backed the company’s $51.5 million Series B round so the company could “smell fishy fintech transactions.” Anita He wrote.
- Data port is closed.: “Genie effectively enables real-time CRM for the first time in the world” That’s what Salesforce’s Patrick Stokes, GM of platform, said about the company’s new data lake approach to how customer data moves across the platform. Ron Reports.
Startups and VCs
Prominent New York venture capital firm Lehrer Hippeau has announced an additional $230 million in funding in two new funds: LH Seed VIII, which focuses on pre-seed and seed-stage companies, and LH Select IV, which invests in companies from Series to C. Christine Reports. Oh, and Ben Lehrer is back at the firm full-time after completing the sale of Group Nine Media to Vox Media earlier this year.
Go feast on these:
4 Employment Law Mistakes That Can Stop Startups Today
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There’s no better way to say this: When it comes to shaming new employees, most first-time starters are uninterested or uninterested.
At that time, speed and development were considered more important than basic papers in the company’s development. And most first-time founders have no management experience, so eventually problems arise.
In her second article for TC+, attorney Kristen Corpion explores the risks associated with noncompliance and identifies four common mistakes that can cause problems down the road.
“Being proactive in addressing employment law issues early can help a startup launch itself more seamlessly,” she writes.
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Big Tech Inc.
Spotify, like Bookify, launched its audiobook streaming service today with more than 300,000 titles. Sarah What makes Spotify services unique compared to other platforms is that “instead of having a uniform single price for all the books in the catalog, each title is sold individually. Spotify wants this to be one of its key differentiators and competitive advantages.
If you are a fan of Nivea, Devin, Rebecca And Kyle It covered various aspects of the company’s GTC event. We’ve got the new high-end RTX 4090 GPU, the Drive Thor chip for autonomous vehicles, new products for training large language models and robotics developers.
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