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Arca’s David Nage on how regulatory scrutiny is impacting venture investment in web3

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 31, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

The regulatory environment surrounding crypto is shifting stateside as the SEC takes aim at major players in the web3 world, promising to shake up business as usual with aggressive action. This week on Chain Reaction, we sat down with David Nage. Nage is a Principal at Arca

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Gmail gets a new look, Instagram trips while trying to be TikTok and India blocks Battleground Mobile

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Hello hello! Welcome back to Week in Review, the newsletter where we do a quick rundown of the most-read TechCrunch stories from the past week. The idea: When you’ve had a busy few days, you should be able to skim Week in Review and still have a

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Can VCs game crypto out of this downturn?

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Welcome back to Chain Reaction. Last week, we looked at Musk holding onto doge. This week, we’re talking about where all of this crypto VC money is possibly gonna go. To get this in your inbox every Thursday, you can subscribe on TechCrunch’s newsletter page. maybe, it’s

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This Week in Apps: Instagram backlash, TikTok gaming, Snapchat+ makes millions

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
This Week in Apps: Instagram backlash, TikTok gaming, Snapchat+ makes millions

Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. Global app spending reached $65 billion in the first half of 2022, up only slightly from the $64.4 billion during the

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The bootstrapped are coming, the bootstrapped are coming

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
The bootstrapped are coming, the bootstrapped are coming

Welcome to Startups Weekly, a fresh human-first take on this week’s startup news and trends. To get this in your inbox, subscribe here. Bootstrapped startups, or companies that use their own revenue or existing cash flow to fund growth instead of relying on external capital sources, sit

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It really does take a village to keep you secure in the cloud

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

As I walked the halls of the massive Boston Convention Center this week for AWS re:Inforce, the division’s annual security event, I spoke to a number of vendors, and one theme was clear: Cloud security really is a shared responsibility. That idea has been around for some

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Will once-bootstrapped startups turn to venture during a watershed moment?

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 30, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Bootstrapped startups, or companies that use their own revenue or existing cash flow to fund growth instead of relying on external capital sources, sit in a very separate box than venture-backed startups. By nature of asset class, bootstrapped startups prioritize revenue to keep alive, while venture-backed startups

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Swvl’s $100M acquisition of Smart Bus startup Zeelo is off, amid tech stocks slump

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 29, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

All is not well with the proposed acquisition of U.K. start bus platform Zeelo by Mass transit group Swvl. Back in April, we covered how a possible $100 million acquisition was on the cards, and, indeed, both companies confirmed it was, though not the price. Swvl, an

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Daily Crunch: Mac sales down 10%, iPhones up 3% — Breaking down Apple’s quarterly numbers

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 29, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment
Daily Crunch: Mac sales down 10%, iPhones up 3% — Breaking down Apple’s quarterly numbers

To get a roundup of TechCrunch’s biggest and most important stories delivered to your inbox every day at 3 p.m. PDT, subscribe here. Good morning, you wonderful specimens of humanity! It’s Friday, and I’m writing this from the hammock in my sunny North Oakland garden, so life

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Kenya directs all banks to stop dealing with Chipper Cash, Flutterwave, saying they are unlicensed

By CarolynClarkDFW on July 29, 2022   /   Social Media   /   Leave a comment

A day after Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), Kenya’s monetary authority, said that Chipper Cash and Flutterwave were not licensed to operate in the East African country, the regulator has directed all financial institutions to cease doing business with the two fintechs. The CBK’s bank supervision deputy

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