
TechCrunch Startup Battlefield 200 Applications Close May 27
TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield 200 competition accepting applications until May 27, offering $100,000 and VC access to winners.

TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield 200 competition accepting applications until May 27, offering $100,000 and VC access to winners.
School bus operator Zum reports $333 million revenue while Australian GPS alternative startup raises $110 million to reach unicorn valuation.

Katie Drummond has led Wired magazine to increased success at Condé Nast through expanded political reporting coverage.
Samsung's venture arm has invested in GridBeyond, an Irish startup that develops software and battery systems to balance electricity grid supply and demand.
Spotify is testing a feature that lets Premium users in New Zealand directly view and modify their Taste Profile to customize music recommendations.

Microsoft announced gaming performance improvements while Office executive Rajesh Jha retired after 35+ years.

Apple quietly removed more than a dozen products from its lineup this week, while a former Apple engineer secured funding for a privacy-focused wearable device.

AltStore PAL now allows social media users on Mastodon, Threads, and Bluesky to interact with apps through its own Mastodon server.

D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria described Oracle's latest quarterly results as exceeding what the surface numbers might suggest to investors.
Snapchat's Snap Map feature now displays badges for users who rank in the top 25% of visitors to specific locations.

A convicted spyware executive has indicated Greece's government may have been behind extensive phone hacking operations targeting officials and journalists.

Self-propagating malware has compromised open source software repositories and caused system damage to machines located in Iran.

A San Francisco jury determined Elon Musk deliberately misled Twitter shareholders and drove down stock price during his $44 billion acquisition.

A nine-year-old hosts a podcast about quantum technology applications as a California company works on thought-to-text devices.

Moft launched a magnetic wallet with Find My tracking and camera controls, while DJI announced its fourth-generation Osmo Pocket camera.
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