Month: October 2019

You may think your employees want it, and as an employer you think you need it. Here’s why you don’t.

Being a citizen here and abroad can have both benefits and drawbacks for you and your business.

Accel partner Andrew Braccia breaks down the basics of selling your idea to venture capitalists.

LabGenius, a London-based startup applying AI and “robotic automation” to protein drug discovery, has raised $10 million in Series A funding. The round is led by Lux Capital and Obvious Ventures, with participation from Felicis Ventures, Inovia Capital, Air Street Capital and existing investors. Also investing is Recursion Pharmaceuticals’ founder [CONTINUE READING]

Why do serial entrepreneurs keep jumping back in? What things might you learn the third, fourth, or fifth time around? To find out, Extra Crunch Managing Editor Eric Eldon spoke to Drift CEO and founder David Cancel at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco. Cancel has spent more than 20 years founding [CONTINUE READING]

The release of a new Terminator sequel has become a familiar ritual: The latest filmmakers acknowledge the greatness of the first two movies, then mumble awkwardly about the other sequels — which are inevitably ignored, because they assure us that this time, they’ve created the sequel we’ve been waiting for. [CONTINUE READING]

The SAFE Banking Act would allow financial institutions to serve state-authorized marijuana companies without fear of federal punishment.

Customer retention is easier than finding new customers.

One-size-fits-all wisdom doesn’t always apply to a wide range of businesses.

The new Pixel 4 is a solid higher-end phone. But dollar for dollar, it pales against the latest iPhones and Galaxy devices. Here’s why.