Month: April 2020

After mounting pressure from the U.K. tech startup ecosystem, and much debate, the British government today unveiled plans for a new “Future Fund” designed to ensure high-growth companies — namely, startups — across the U.K. receive enough investment to remain viable during the coronavirus crisis. Initially, the U.K. government is pledging a total of £250
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Artists can self-publish their creations online for potential buyers to view in WebAR. The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak has severely impacted numerous industries across the globe, including the art sector. Government-mandated lockdowns and strict social distancing protocols have resulted in the mass closure of museums and curated art galleries, making it difficult for many creators to
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Google has been sharing endearing doodles celebrating all the people who are tirelessly working amid the coronavirus outbreak across the world. In its final doodle for the week, Google shared a compilation of all the week-long animations, thanking the frontline workers fighting COVID-19. Google India shared the image of the doodle on their Twitter page alongside
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Photo: Angela Weiss (AFP via Getty Images) During this pandemic, nothing is more important than friends. Fortunately for Stephen Ross, the CEO of the firm that owns Equinox, SoulCycle, Blink Fitness, and Pure Yoga, he may have very beefheaded, suggestible friends in high places. Advertisement Ross, a Trump supporter, was one of 16 business leaders
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Another startup has turned to downsizing and fund raising to help weather the uncertainty around the economy amid the global coronavirus health pandemic. People.ai, a predictive sales startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Iconic, Lightspeed and other investors and last year valued at around $500 million, has laid off around 30 people, working out to about
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Google wants to take on the Apple Card. The web giant is developing its own competition for Apple’s credit card in partnership with a number of different banks, including Stanford Federal Credit Union and CITI bank, according to imagery surrounding Google’s efforts uncovered in a new report from TechCrunch. Source: TechCrunch Customers would be able
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