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Alexandra Heal

@alexandraheal
7 posts
2025-05-25
SCOOP - An internal investigation at Builder.ai, the UK tech start-up that had received over $500mn from major investors including Microsoft, found evidence of potentially bogus sales at the start-up before it collapsed this week  —  on.ft.com/4jhmQPc  —  with @bondhack.ft.com
2025-05-25 View on X
Financial Times

Sources: Builder.ai collapsed after it revised its 2024 revenue estimate from $220M to ~$55M and restated its previously reported 2023 sales from $180M to ~$45M

With the sublime @cynthiao.bsky.social and @alexandraheal.bsky.social [embedded post] Mando / @mrmandolino.itch.io : All of this is following the exact same arc that the crypto\NFT...

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The news follows several of our @financialtimes.com investigations into Builder.ai over the past year and a half, most recently with the great @bondhack.ft.com.  Most recently, we revealed it had relied on an auditor with links to its founder Sachin Dev Duggal  —  on.ft.com/4kfcdxW
2025-05-25 View on X
Financial Times

Sources: Builder.ai collapsed after it revised its 2024 revenue estimate from $220M to ~$55M and restated its previously reported 2023 sales from $180M to ~$45M

With the sublime @cynthiao.bsky.social and @alexandraheal.bsky.social [embedded post] Mando / @mrmandolino.itch.io : All of this is following the exact same arc that the crypto\NFT...

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2025-05-24
SCOOP - An internal investigation at Builder.ai, the UK tech start-up that had received over $500mn from major investors including Microsoft, found evidence of potentially bogus sales at the start-up before it collapsed this week  —  on.ft.com/4jhmQPc  —  with @bondhack.ft.com
2025-05-24 View on X
Financial Times

Sources: Builder.ai collapsed after it revised its 2024 revenue estimate from $220M to ~$55M and restated its previously reported 2023 sales from $180M to ~$45M

Failed UK start-up revised down revenues to just a quarter of prior estimates  —  Microsoft-backed Builder.ai collapsed …

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The news follows several of our @financialtimes.com investigations into Builder.ai over the past year and a half, most recently with the great @bondhack.ft.com.  Most recently, we revealed it had relied on an auditor with links to its founder Sachin Dev Duggal  —  on.ft.com/4kfcdxW
2025-05-24 View on X
Financial Times

Sources: Builder.ai collapsed after it revised its 2024 revenue estimate from $220M to ~$55M and restated its previously reported 2023 sales from $180M to ~$45M

Failed UK start-up revised down revenues to just a quarter of prior estimates  —  Microsoft-backed Builder.ai collapsed …

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2024-03-21
NEW: The men behind one of London's rare tech successes, Microsoft-backed start-up https://builder.ai/, named in Indian criminal probes From me and ⁦@b_parkyn⁩ https://enterprise-sharing.ft.com/ ...
2024-03-21 View on X
Financial Times

Court docs: Sachin Dev Duggal, the CEO of UK-based Builder.ai, which offers low-code tools and raised $450M+, is a suspect in an Indian money laundering probe

Financial Times : X: @alexandraheal and @refsrc X: Alexandra Heal / @alexandraheal : NEW: The men behind one of London's rare tech successes, Microsoft-backed start-up https://bui...

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2022-10-06
Companies including Amazon and Microsoft are destroying millions of data storage devices — despite the existence of software that experts say can safely wipe them for reuse @AnnaSophieGross & I dug deep into data centres' electronic waste problem 🔍 https://www.ft.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2022-10-06 View on X
Financial Times

An investigation shows Amazon, Microsoft, and others destroy millions of data storage devices each year, creating huge waste when software wiping methods exist

Companies like Amazon and Microsoft routinely destroy used hard drives in the name of data security — but industry insiders say there is a better option Tweets: @halvarflake , @fin...

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2022-08-04
“When men are asked to rate their direct manager...the average score is 71, whereas for women it is 37” - an extra data-based gem in an already brilliantly sourced piece. Would love to know everything about how it came together @PatrickMcGee_ 🤓 https://giftarticle.ft.com/...
2022-08-04 View on X
Financial Times

Interviews with 15 current and former female Apple staff reveal apathy or retaliation in seven departments across six US states in the face of misconduct claims

Megan Mohr was five years into her Apple career when, in 2013, a male colleague took advantage of her after a platonic night out drinking together.

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