Month: December 2019

Craigslist has long been a staple of the internet since it first launched in 1995—but surprisingly, it hasn’t had an official app in the decade or so since the smartphone era began. Well, that’s all changed. You can now find the official, free app for iOS. Like the website, the mobile app is extremely simple—no
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[embedded content] Wireless earbuds are widely available, and widely awesome. Laptops have become multi-core performance monsters. And OLED televisions are now visual stunners that deliver dreamy picture quality with only the most minor drawbacks. That’s good news for you. No matter what you have an eye for this holiday, there’s gear that meets your needs.
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Korean e-commerce giant Coupang has a new chief financial officer. The company announced today that it has hired Alberto Fornaro, who previously served the same role at International Gaming Technology (IGT PLC), the multinational gaming machine company. Fornaro succeeds Richard Song, who joined Coupang in 2011 and is retiring. Coupang is Korea’s largest e-commerce platform.
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Noted Silicon Valley venture capital fund Sequoia Capital has raised nearly $1 billion for later-stage U.S. investments and roughly $2.4 billion for venture and growth deals in China, according to paperwork filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday. The firm, famous for its investments in U.S. companies like Google, Instagram, Dropbox, LinkedIn,
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Genius has filed a lawsuit against Google alleging that the tech giant copied lyrics from its song-annotation platform. In the suit, which first reported by Wall Street Journal, Genius claims that the lyric licensing company LyricFind pulled lyrics from Genius’ pages, and that Google used those lyrics in its search result displays. Advertisement As the
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Hall of Heroes highlights the bravery of St. Jude patients with an awe-inspiring VR museum. When it comes to the fight against childhood cancer, very few organizations provide the same level of support to children than the amazing human beings over at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer center
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One of the biggest trends in the world of financial technology has been an ongoing push towards consolidation, where larger fish are snapping up smaller fish (including a proliferation of interesting startups) to get improved economies of scale in a business model where every transaction brings incremental returns. But today, a startup that has built
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First Drive: I was wrong about the Harley-Davidson Livewire “Riding the Livewire is unlike anything I’ve experienced on two wheels.” Instant torque Four driving modes Fit and finish Free charging at Electrify America Short range High price There’s a row of lime green and burnt orange Harley-Davidson Livewires attractively parked on a busy one-way street.
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Penta, the Berlin-based business banking challenger that also now operates in Italy, has partnered with BBVA-backed card reader company SumUp in a bid to attract more offline businesses. Up until recently, Penta had been targeting digital businesses, such as startups and e-commerce SMEs, but has since re-positioned itself for wider business banking appeal. By partnering
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