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A look at the shady aspects of Tether, the stablecoin being probed by SDNY for over a year, widely used to buy BTC and other cryptocurrencies on many exchanges (Medium)
Frankfurt, Germany-based CLARK, which searches for the best insurance rates for its users, raises €69M Series C led by Tencent (FinSMEs)
Sources: in a flurry of parting actions against China, Trump's admin has notified Huawei suppliers including Intel that it's revoking licenses to sell to Huawei (Reuters)
Sources: Citrix is in advanced talks with Vista Equity Partners to buy Wrike for $2B+, after the PE firm acquired the work-management service for ~$800M in 2018 (Bloomberg)
UK’s Bloom & Wild raises $102M to seed its flower delivery service across Europe – TechCrunch
Surging demand for laptops and 5G chips, alongside a boom in car sales, is fueling chip shortages and pushing prices higher, with older chips affected the most (Wall Street Journal)
Homebrew Labo kit gives you a full-body ‘Mario Kart’ workout
‘Hitman 3’ owners won’t have to buy earlier games to play their maps
Due to Apple's security limitations and additional work required, few developers are bothering to port Chrome extensions to Safari, despite WebExtensions API (Jason Snell/Six Colors)
Virgin Orbit carries satellites to space for the first time

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Facebook should refer its decision to indefinitely block Trump to its Oversight Board, even though the board typically reviews individual pieces of content (Evelyn Douek/Lawfare)

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YouTube says it has taken down newly posted video content from Trump for violating its policies against inciting violence, bans new uploads for a week (Axios)

5 days ago
Italian grocery delivery service Cortilia raises €34M Series C led by Red Circle Investments (FinSMEs)

7 days ago
As CES kicks off, a look at how the mammoth trade show pivoted to a virtual event this year with ~1,900 exhibitors participating, far shy of 2020's 4,500 (Wilson Rothman/Wall Street Journal)

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Some moderators say Nextdoor's policies don't adequately address QAnon and aren't well communicated to users; Nextdoor says it classifies QAnon as a hate group (Makena Kelly/The Verge)

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A look at the shady aspects of Tether, the stablecoin being probed by SDNY for over a year, widely used to buy BTC and other cryptocurrencies on many exchanges (Medium)

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Frankfurt, Germany-based CLARK, which searches for the best insurance rates for its users, raises €69M Series C led by Tencent (FinSMEs)

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Sources: in a flurry of parting actions against China, Trump's admin has notified Huawei suppliers including Intel that it's revoking licenses to sell to Huawei (Reuters)

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Sources: Citrix is in advanced talks with Vista Equity Partners to buy Wrike for $2B+, after the PE firm acquired the work-management service for ~$800M in 2018 (Bloomberg)

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UK’s Bloom & Wild raises $102M to seed its flower delivery service across Europe – TechCrunch

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Frankfurt, Germany-based CLARK, which searches for the best insurance rates for its users, raises €69M Series C led by Tencent (FinSMEs)

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Sources: in a flurry of parting actions against China, Trump's admin has notified Huawei suppliers including Intel that it's revoking licenses to sell to Huawei (Reuters)

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Sources: Citrix is in advanced talks with Vista Equity Partners to buy Wrike for $2B+, after the PE firm acquired the work-management service for ~$800M in 2018 (Bloomberg)

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Facebook should refer its decision to indefinitely block Trump to its Oversight Board, even though the board typically reviews individual pieces of content (Evelyn Douek/Lawfare)

YouTube says it has taken down newly posted video content from Trump for violating its policies against inciting violence, bans new uploads for a week (Axios)

Italian grocery delivery service Cortilia raises €34M Series C led by Red Circle Investments (FinSMEs)

As CES kicks off, a look at how the mammoth trade show pivoted to a virtual event this year with ~1,900 exhibitors participating, far shy of 2020's 4,500 (Wilson Rothman/Wall Street Journal)

Some moderators say Nextdoor's policies don't adequately address QAnon and aren't well communicated to users; Nextdoor says it classifies QAnon as a hate group (Makena Kelly/The Verge)

A look at the shady aspects of Tether, the stablecoin being probed by SDNY for over a year, widely used to buy BTC and other cryptocurrencies on many exchanges (Medium)

Frankfurt, Germany-based CLARK, which searches for the best insurance rates for its users, raises €69M Series C led by Tencent (FinSMEs)

Sources: in a flurry of parting actions against China, Trump's admin has notified Huawei suppliers including Intel that it's revoking licenses to sell to Huawei (Reuters)

Sources: Citrix is in advanced talks with Vista Equity Partners to buy Wrike for $2B+, after the PE firm acquired the work-management service for ~$800M in 2018 (Bloomberg)

UK’s Bloom & Wild raises $102M to seed its flower delivery service across Europe – TechCrunch

Frankfurt, Germany-based CLARK, which searches for the best insurance rates for its users, raises €69M Series C led by Tencent (FinSMEs)

Sources: in a flurry of parting actions against China, Trump's admin has notified Huawei suppliers including Intel that it's revoking licenses to sell to Huawei (Reuters)

Sources: Citrix is in advanced talks with Vista Equity Partners to buy Wrike for $2B+, after the PE firm acquired the work-management service for ~$800M in 2018 (Bloomberg)

UK’s Bloom & Wild raises $102M to seed its flower delivery service across Europe – TechCrunch

Facebook should refer its decision to indefinitely block Trump to its Oversight Board, even though the board typically reviews individual pieces of content (Evelyn Douek/Lawfare)

YouTube says it has taken down newly posted video content from Trump for violating its policies against inciting violence, bans new uploads for a week (Axios)

Italian grocery delivery service Cortilia raises €34M Series C led by Red Circle Investments (FinSMEs)

Facebook should refer its decision to indefinitely block Trump to its Oversight Board, even though the board typically reviews individual pieces of content (Evelyn Douek/Lawfare)

YouTube says it has taken down newly posted video content from Trump for violating its policies against inciting violence, bans new uploads for a week (Axios)

Italian grocery delivery service Cortilia raises €34M Series C led by Red Circle Investments (FinSMEs)

As CES kicks off, a look at how the mammoth trade show pivoted to a virtual event this year with ~1,900 exhibitors participating, far shy of 2020's 4,500 (Wilson Rothman/Wall Street Journal)

Some moderators say Nextdoor's policies don't adequately address QAnon and aren't well communicated to users; Nextdoor says it classifies QAnon as a hate group (Makena Kelly/The Verge)

A look at the shady aspects of Tether, the stablecoin being probed by SDNY for over a year, widely used to buy BTC and other cryptocurrencies on many exchanges (Medium)

As CES kicks off, a look at how the mammoth trade show pivoted to a virtual event this year with ~1,900 exhibitors participating, far shy of 2020's 4,500 (Wilson Rothman/Wall Street Journal)

A researcher says she archived 99.9% of posts on Parler, many with users' location data, as Apple, Google, and Amazon shut down the website (Dell Cameron/Gizmodo)

Intercontinental Exchange says its crypto venture Bakkt will go public via a SPAC merger at a $2.1B valuation (Alexander Osipovich/Wall Street Journal)

LG says Google Stadia and Nvidia's GeForce Now are coming to its latest TVs in the second half of 2021 (Chris Welch/The Verge)

Amazon, Walmart, and others are using AI to decide whether it makes economic sense to skip returns and let customers keep the products, which is often cheaper (Wall Street Journal)