Flowcarbon, a blockchain-based carbon credit trading service backed by WeWork's Neumann, raises $32M led by a16z and $38M from selling its Goddess Nature Token
When I was 22, I spent several months working in the field in South Africa. Jamie Redman / Bitcoin News : Wework Co-Founder Adam Neumann's Crypto Project Secures $70M, Funding Round Led by A16z Luiz R...
Sources: Clubhouse is in talks to raise funding from investors in a round valuing the business at about $4B, following its reported valuation of ~$1B in January
quadruple what it was allegedly worth just three months ago: https://www.bloomberg.com/... Mark Bergen / @mhbergen : Perhaps now this scrappy, penurious startup can afford an android engineer. https:/...
7 most valuable US tech companies added a combined $3.4T in market cap in 2020: Apple gained ~$1T, Amazon $710B, Microsoft $480B, Alphabet $268B, Facebook $193B
Ari Levy / CNBC : Tweets: @profgalloway Tweets: Scott Galloway / @profgalloway : Top 7 tech companies added $3.4 trillion in 2020 What needs to happen: - break them up (FB, GOOG, AMZN) to oxygenate t...
Sources: unusually large purchases of call options by SoftBank over the past month partly fueled the latest tech stock rally
Hello and welcome to Pipeline. I hope this kicks off a great three-day weekend for you. Alex Wilhelm / TechCrunch : Stocks are selling off again, and SaaS shares are taking the biggest lumps Tara Lac...
Facebook says it will invest $100M to support the news industry during COVID-19: $25M in emergency funding for local news and $75M in additional marketing spend
children are using Facebook Messenger Kids to deal with coronavirus isolation. Kids are getting a crash course on texting and social media with “technology on training wheels. https://twitter.com/... ...
Knotel, a WeWork rival that uses blockchain to make acquisition decisions, raises $400M Series C at a $1B+ valuation, bringing its total raised to $560M
While some analysts are calling WeWork's IPO filing a “masterpiece of obfuscation,” the esteemed tech observer Professor Scott Galloway simply calls it “WeWTF.”