The New York Post recently published an exclusive excerpt of Peter Schweizer’s new book Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win, which outlines how American elites — including the Silicon Valley Masters of the Universe — purposefully aid the communist regime of China. In his excerpt for the New York Post, Schweizer, who is a Breitbart News senior contributor, the president of the nonpartisan Government Accountability Institute (GAI), and the best-selling author of Clinton Cash and Profiles in Corruption, focuses on how money-grabbing Big Tech firms have placed the privacy of their users and U.S. national security at risk in an attempt to appease China. The New York Post excerpt highlights some of the most egregious examples of U.S. tech giants colluding with China from Red-Handed, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg asking Chinese dictator Xi Jinping to name Zuckerberg’s child. The excerpt reads: In 2015, the Obama Administration held an official State

Cade Metz / New York Times - TechnologyWhy Is Silicon Valley Still Waiting for the Next Big Thing? - The tech industry has grown ever more rich off big ideas that were developed more than a decade ago. New things like quantum computing and self-driving cars could take a while. ...

The tech industry has grown ever more rich off big ideas that were developed more than a decade ago. New things like quantum computing and self-driving cars could take a while.

Quality requirements deal with how well a product should perform the intended functionality, such as start-up time and learnability. Researchers argue they are important and at the same time studies indicate there are deficiencies in practice. Our goal is to review the state of evidence for quality requirements. We want to understand the empirical research on quality requirements topics as well as evaluations of quality requirements solutions. We used a hybrid method for our systematic literature review. We defined a start set based on two literature reviews combined with a keyword-based search from selected publication venues. We snowballed based on the start set. We screened 530 papers and included 84 papers in our review. Case study method is the most common (43), followed by surveys (15) and tests (13). We found no replication studies. The two most commonly studied themes are 1) Differentiating characteristics of quality requirements compared to other types of

Modern computer systems are highly configurable, with the variability space sometimes larger than the number of atoms in the universe. Understanding and reasoning about the performance behavior of highly configurable systems, due to a vast variability space, is challenging. State-of-the-art methods for performance modeling and analyses rely on predictive machine learning models, therefore, they become (i) unreliable in unseen environments (e.g., different hardware, workloads), and (ii) produce incorrect explanations. To this end, we propose a new method, called Unicorn, which (a) captures intricate interactions between configuration options across the software-hardware stack and (b) describes how such interactions impact performance variations via causal inference. We evaluated Unicorn on six highly configurable systems, including three on-device machine learning systems, a video encoder, a database management system, and a data analytics pipeline. The experimental results indicate

Investors have poured some $2 billion into cultured meat start-ups in the last two years, according to Crunchbase data.

FT.com - ITBig Tech rattled as US antitrust push finds rare bipartisan backing - Silicon Valley giants fight back furiously against legislation they fear will drastically reshape their businesses ...

John Koetsier, Senior Contributor / Forbes Business NewsLivestream Shopping: A $500 Billion Market In 2022 As Amazon, Google, Facebook, TikTok Jump In? - Amazon is investing big in Amazon Live. Google has live shopping on YouTube. Pinterest, seemingly a great fit for this kind of venture, announced a livestream shopping project late last year. Twitter is working on livestream shopping. Facebook is investing, particularly on Instagram.Amazon is investing big in Amazon Live. Google ...

Todd Bishop / GeekWireMicrosoft’s Candy Crush: Madrona’s Hope Cochran, former King CFO, on $68.7B Activision deal - Why would Microsoft pay $68.7 billion for video-game giant Activision Blizzard? Hope Cochran, managing director at venture capital firm Madrona Venture Group in Seattle, is in a unique position to consider that question. For one, a big focus of her investing is gaming companies. She led Madronas investment in Seattle-based ...

IKEA and several start-ups are exploring furniture rental options as younger consumers look for more flexible and environmentally-friendly options.

insider@insider.com (Carla Mozée) / Insider: TechInvestors trying to navigate tech volatility should focus on the ABCs - AI, big data, and cybersec - Investors should consider rebalancing their portfoliosto avoid overexposure to mega-caps, advised UBS Global Wealth Management. ...

Yahoo! Finance: Company NewsSilicon Valley is split on a new bill aimed at curbing the power of Apple, Google and other Big Tech - The American Innovation and Choice Online Act would bar the tech giants from giving their own services a leg up on the platforms they control. ...

SlashdotDeepMind Co-founder Leaves Google After a Rocky Tenure - Mustafa Suleyman, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, is leaving Google to join the venture capital firm Greylock Partners. From a report: The departure of Mr. Suleyman, who was Googles vice president of product management and policy for artificial intelligence, closes a tumultuous tenure at the company. He ...

Taylor Soper / GeekWireField workforce management software startup Zuper lands $13M - Zuper, a Seattle startup that sells field management software, raised $13 million. Founded in 2016, the 55-person company serves industries including residential and commercial cleaning, HVAC, electrical, internet service providers, plumbing, landscaping, and more. Zuper is led by CEOAnand Subbaraj, a former Microsoft leader who joined in 2020. FUSE led ...

Kris Holt / EngadgetDeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman leaves Google - Mustafa Suleyman, a co-founder of artificial intelligence research company DeepMind, has left Google to join venture capital firm Greylock Partners. Suleyman has brought to an end an eight-year run at Google, where he was most recently the companys vice president of AI product management and policy. He joined Google when ...

Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer / InformationWeekNvidia, Others Hammer Out Tomorrow’s Cloud-Native Supercomputers - More stakeholders, from chipmakers to startups such as Climavision, want to deliver supercomputing performance through cloud-based resources. ...

Chinese battery maker plans to bring LFP production to the US as part of a high-volume joint venture.

The backers of the company where scientist Hal Barron is set to become chief executive and co-chairman reportedly include Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Russian venture capitalist Yuri Milner. A prominent US scientist is about to quit his current job with British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) to head a biotech firm involved in anti-ageing research. According to The Guardian, the scientist, Hal Barron, is the highest-paid executive at GSK as their head of R&D, receiving a total package of $11.2 million (£8.2 million) in 2020 while the company CEO Emma Walmsley was paid only £7 million. Barron is expected to remain on GSK’s board as a non-executive director and to provide advice on R&D, and will be replaced as the company’s chief scientific officer on 1 August by Tony Wood.

Startups bet that carefully controlled cell reprogramming may lead to age reversal, but hurdles remain -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

A roost of crows in Sunnyvale, Calif., has grown bothersome over the last six years, and now the city trying to get rid of them — with lasers.

Daisuke Wakabayashi and Cade Metz / New York Times - BusinessDeepMind co-founder leaves Google after a rocky tenure. - Mustafa Suleyman, who played a key role in the companys work on health care technology, is joining Greylock Partners, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm. ...

CNBC: Top NewsBill Gates on climate tech start-ups: A lot of them will fail, but only a few dozen need to succ - Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says only a small handful of todays clean tech start-ups need to succeed to have a long-term effect on climate change. Heres why. ...

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says only a small handful of today's clean tech start-ups need to succeed to have a long-term effect on climate change. Here's why.

Companies come and go. Startups start and then stop. Spinouts whirl and then falter. In one part of the world, however, it is not hard to find companies the history of which might stretch back more than a century, sometimes two or three centuries, and in many cases much, much longer. That place is Japan. Most Western countries might boast a handful of corporate entities with great longevity stretching back to the pre-Industrial era, but Japan has an astonishing 33,000-plus companies that are at least a century old. Some of them have their foundations built in the 6th Century of the Common Era.

Tim Newcomb, Contributor / Forbes Business NewsLevys New DBK Studio Focusing On Emerging Stadium Technology - The ever-growing list of technological advancements coming to the stadium and arena hospitality sector has propelled Levy to launch DBK Studio, working with startups and emerging technology companies to pilot and scale new ideas.The ever-growing list of technological advancements coming to the stadium and arena hospitality sector has propelled Levy ...

ndailey@insider.com (Natasha Dailey) / Insider: TechNFL star Tom Bradys NFT platform raises $170 million from Andreessen Horowitz and Silicon Valley in - Kleiner Perkins, Lightspeed partner Nicole Quinn and a16z alum Katie Haun also contributed to the funding round. ...

Carrie Rubinstein, Contributor / Forbes: MoneyMore And More Israelis Are Growing Horns: Startup Nation Out, Big Tech Nation In - World, pay attention: more than 35 companies in Israel reached unicorn status over the last year or raised private capital at a valuation of over $1 billionWorld, pay attention: more than 35 companies in Israel reached unicorn status over the last year or raised private capital at a valuation of ...

The two partners potentially could establish a new battery equipment solution provider for gigafactories.

CNN - BusinessAmazon bets youre tired of just buying clothes off Amazon - New York (CNN Business)Amazon has a new venture outside of e-commerce, cloud computing, content streaming, smart devices, Whole Foods, cashier-less technology or anything else youve come to associate with one of the most successful companies in American history. There are some novelties to Amazon Style and ways the company hopes ...

The company, Vertex Technology Acquisition Corporation, is sponsored by Vertex Venture, a wholly owned subsidiary of state investor Temasek.

DIGITIMES / DigiTimes: IT news from AsiaJapan UX consultant firm merges Taiwan startup to enter martech - Marketing technology, or martech, encompasses a broad range of technologies that can accomplish marketing goals. Omniscient Cloud Technologies, a martech startup in Taiwan, is merging with the RD center of beBit, a Japanese digital and UX strategy consultant firm, form a martech company -- beBit Technology. beBit and Omniscient announced ...

Beyond Meat and PepsiCo's joint venture is planning to launch a plant-based jerky as its first product, Bloomberg reported.

Ford's 12% stake in Rivian was valued at more than $10 billion in early December following the startup's IPO.

Ford's 12% stake in Rivian was valued at more than $10 billion in early December following the startup's IPO.

Charlotte Schubert / GeekWireAssistive tech startup led by former NASA engineer uses an AI ‘parrot’ to help people with disabilit - David Hojah is a former NASA engineer, but his real passion is healthcare. Growing up, he saw his family members taking care of his aunt, who had multiple sclerosis, and his uncle, who had a spinal cord injury. Now, hes developing tech to help people with disability have more independence. ...

mcoulter@businessinsider.com (Martin Coulter) / Insider: TechApple and Google are pleading with US lawmakers not to pass antitrust regulation challenging app sto - More than 40 tech companies including DuckDuckGo, Quora, and Silicon Valley juggernaut Y Combinator signed an open letter backing the proposals. ...

Barron quits GSK to take CEO post at $3B biotech startup, leaving Wood to finish what he began ntaylor Wed, 01/19/2022 - 05:42

Erin Griffith / New York Times - Technology‘It’s All Just Wild’: Tech Start-Ups Reach a New Peak of Froth - Theres more money and more bubbly behavior. Investors insist its rational. ...

There’s more money and more bubbly behavior. Investors insist it’s rational.

(Emma Roth) / The VergeApple and Google split with startups over antitrust bill - As the Senate Judiciary Committee inches towards passing legislation that could loosen Big Techs grasp on consumers, Big Tech is expectedly outraged. Both Apple and Google have written letters publicly opposing new pieces of legislation, while a coalition of smaller tech companies has voiced their support. The outcry comes in ...

ZDNet Latest NewsTech jobs in Austin - Austin, Texas is not only the Lone Star States capital but also a mini-Silicon Valley in its own right. ...

webmaster@theregister.co.uk (Katyanna Quach) / The RegisterBig shock: Guy who fled political violence and became rich in tech now struggles to care about polit - I recognize that I come across as lacking empathy, billionaire VC admits Billionaire tech investor and ex-Facebook senior executive Chamath Palihapitiya was publicly blasted after he said nobody cared about the reported human rights abuse of Uyghur Muslims in China. ...

Martha Ross / SiliconValley.com‘Say Uyghurs!’ Warriors slammed for omitting group’s name in statement on Chamath Palihapitya - The Golden State Warriors tried to quickly distance themselves from tech billionaires Chamath Palihapitiyas callous remarks about the Uyghur genocide, but the team has been slammed for a weak response that critics see as showing fear about upsetting the Chinese government. Palihapitiya, a Palo Alto-based venture capitalist who reportedly holds ...

'I recognize that I come across as lacking empathy,' billionaire VC admits Billionaire tech investor and ex-Facebook senior executive Chamath Palihapitiya was publicly blasted after he said nobody cared about the reported human rights abuse of Uyghur Muslims in China.…

tdua@businessinsider.com (Tanya Dua) / Insider: FinanceSee the deck that helped a martech startup used by Sony and Brandwatch raise $7 million. The Europea - Copenhagen-based Ocean.io uses AI-driven insights to help sales and marketing teams better find and target their prospects. ...

Lisa Stiffler / GeekWireTech vets land $4M to develop solar-powered robots that zap weeds and regenerate soil - New funding: Aigen, a startup developing solar-powered robots for weed control and soil regeneration, has raised $4 million in venture capital. The seed round was led by NEA with participation from AgFunder, Global Founders Capital and ReGen Ventures. The Kirkland, Wash.-based ag tech company launched in 2020. The founders: Co-founder ...

In his carefully watched annual letter, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said the potential for start-ups and investors in climate technology is unprecedented.

In his carefully watched annual letter, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said the potential for start-ups and investors in climate technology is unprecedented.

Mobile gaming — and tech more broadly — is proving to be a bright spot in an otherwise hellish economic landscape in Turkey.

Mobile gaming — and tech more broadly — is proving to be a bright spot in an otherwise hellish economic landscape in Turkey.

Biologists at several startups are applying the latest advances in genetic engineering to the age-old problem of baldness, by creating new hair-forming cells that could restore a person’s ability to grow hair. Some researchers tell MIT Technology Review they are using the techniques to grow human hair cells in their labs and even on animals.…

CNBC: TechnologyAutonomous driving start-up Wayve bags $200 million from Microsoft, Virgin and Baillie Gifford - London-based Wayve has been backed by a host of big name investors in a funding round that brings total investment in the company up to $258 million. ...

London-based Wayve has been backed by a host of big name investors in a funding round that brings total investment in the company up to $258 million.

London-based Wayve has been backed by a host of big name investors in a funding round that brings total investment in the company up to $258 million.

dwhateley@businessinsider.com (Dan Whateley) / Insider: TechA Silicon Valley city will use lasers and a boombox to try and scare away crows after other methods - Sunnyvale, CA said it will use lasers to scare away crows that have been hanging out in its downtown and defecating on its streets. ...

George Avalos / SiliconValley.comApple buys big Sunnyvale building, solidifying Silicon Valley presence - Apple has bought a big Sunnyvale building, the latest in a string of deals that show the tech giant continues to widen its footholds in Silicon Valley. SUNNYVALE Apple has bought a big building in Sunnyvale, the latest in a series of deals in recent years that indicate the ...

In a move befitting its Silicon Valley setting, the city of Sunnyvale, Calif., will aim a laser at 1,000 birds that have overwhelmed the downtown area during the pandemic.

TechRepublicTry on LeBrons jersey with 3D shopping experience built by Hexa, Microsoft and Snapchat - Startup converts 2D images into 3D ones and delivers them to retailers via a single line of code. ...

WIRED asked young startup founders who inspires them, and more than half brought up Elon Musk.

CNBC: TechnologyMeituan backs A.I. chip start-up as Chinese tech giants pour money into semiconductors - China has made boosting self-sufficiency as well as research and development into semiconductors a top priority, prompting tech giants to invest into chips. ...

China has made boosting self-sufficiency as well as research and development into semiconductors a top priority, prompting tech giants to invest into chips.

China has made boosting self-sufficiency as well as research and development into semiconductors a top priority, prompting tech giants to invest into chips.

Constructing benchmarks that test the abilities of modern natural language understanding models is difficult - pre-trained language models exploit artifacts in benchmarks to achieve human parity, but still fail on adversarial examples and make errors that demonstrate a lack of common sense. In this work, we propose gamification as a framework for data construction. The goal of players in the game is to compose questions that mislead a rival AI while using specific phrases for extra points. The game environment leads to enhanced user engagement and simultaneously gives the game designer control over the collected data, allowing us to collect high-quality data at scale. Using our method we create CommonsenseQA 2.0, which includes 14,343 yes/no questions, and demonstrate its difficulty for models that are orders-of-magnitude larger than the AI used in the game itself. Our best baseline, the T5-based Unicorn with 11B parameters achieves an accuracy of 70.2%, substantially higher than GPT-3

Thai start-up Baiya Phytopharm is working on a Covid-19 vaccine — using the leaves of an Australian tobacco plant.

Thai start-up Baiya Phytopharm is working on a Covid-19 vaccine — using the leaves of an Australian tobacco plant.

Paige Francis, Contributor / Forbes - CIO Network2022: The Year We Fix The Gender Gap In Tech Startup Funding - The recent #Womenterprise report shows female-led companies perform better, produce better returns on investment, and year over year female-founded startups show 100%+ increases over broader startup exits. In 2021, female-founded or co-founded enterprise software startups represent only 1.9%. Why?The recent #Womenterprise report shows female-led companies perform better, produce better returns ...

Kurt Schlosser / GeekWireBusiness is booming: Husband-and-wife ed-tech startup Boom Learning takes off during pandemic - Its been a rocky road for education the past couple years as schools, teachers, students and parents all navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges it has created. Kirkland, Wash.-based Boom Learning was around before coronavirus and remote learning, and while the startups digital tools are not remote-specific, the company ...

Cara Kuhlman / GeekWireTech Moves: Former Lyft, Remitly exec named PCC CEO; Leafly adds engineering leader; and more - PCC Community Markets announced Krishnan Krish Srinivasan, a former finance executive at Lyft and Seattle startup Remitly, as its new CEO today. He has served as CFO of the Seattle-based grocery co-op since 2018. The announcement comes after a five-month search following the departure of former PCC President and ...

Business news related to the technology industry, including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook, plus consumer electronics, start-ups, cryptocurrency, media, advertising, streaming, venture capital, antitrust and regulation.

Aliena, a tech spin-off from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), has today deployed into space a nanosatellite fitted with a fuel-efficient engine it has developed. The nanosatellite was sent from the SpaceX Falcon 9's Transporter-3 mission which launched from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, US.

insider@insider.com (Yoonji Han) / Insider: FinanceCheck out 10 pitch decks that legal-tech startups used to raise millions - Real examples of legal tech pitch decks that startup founders used to nab VC funding. See decks from Contractbook, Evisort, Disco and more. ...

Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Apple 3.0 - Philip Elmer-DeWittPiper Jaffray raises Apple price target $25 to $200 - Given the broader landscape, we feel technology investors should look at Apple as a place to hide. -- Analyst Harsh Kumar Given the broader landscape, we feel technology investors should look at Apple as a place to hide. Analyst Harsh Kumar From a note to clients that landed on ...

insider@insider.com (Katie Canales) / Insider: TechSilicon Valley says kids over the age of 13 can handle the big, bad world of social media. Experts s - Experts told Insider that even if the law, COPPA, and the industrys age limit of 13 were raised, it wouldnt entirely ensure kids safety online. ...

The backers of companies like Theranos and WeWork avoided performing the kind of due diligence that would justify their stratospheric valuations.

wo Russian cosmonauts will venture outside the International Space Station at about 7 a.m. EST Wednesday, Jan. 19,

Company stocks and real estate will be among the many things that get turned into non-fungible tokens in the future, according to Bill Tai.

Company stocks and real estate will be among the many things that get turned into non-fungible tokens in the future, according to Bill Tai.

Declan Harty / FortuneWhile finance chiefs weigh crypto, unicorn fintech Ramp is adding stablecoins to its balance sheet - Unicorn financial technology company Ramp is venturing into the universe of digital assets by adding stablecoins to its corporate treasury. Read More ...

Law.comDan Packelhttps://images.law.com/contrib/content/uploads/sites/292/2022/01/AdobeStock_247566988-767x633.jpgThe Law Firm Disrupted/Legal Services/News/Legal Technology/Private Equity and Venture Capital/Cybersecurity/Legal Services / Law.comThe Kirkland-Connected SPAC Didnt Land A Legal Tech Biz. But Dont Call It A Dud - The SPAC backed by Jeff Hammes is combining with a cybersecurity tech provider. Two legal veterans describe it as a smart deal. ...

ZDNet Latest NewsBest cities for tech jobs - Everyone knows about San Francisco and Silicon Valley. But what are the other top cities for tech jobs? ...

Yahoo! Finance: Company News3 Bold Tech Predictions for 2022 - Its a new year, and that means it is time to make predictions tied to 2022. In this video from The Virtual Opportunities Show, recorded on Jan. 4, Fool contributors Asit Sharma, Demitri Kalogeropoulos, and Jose Najarro each offer a prediction for tech investors, related to Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Meta ...

Charlotte Schubert / GeekWireProvidence health-tech spinout DexCare raises $50M - Seattle health-tech startup DexCare, spun out of Providences digital innovation group, announced a $50 million funding round Thursday. Providence initially started DexCare in 2016 to help with digital patient acquisition for its same-day care business,Providence Express Care Virtual. DexCares software platform helps manage health system capacity and appointment booking, navigating ...

Tom Lydon / ETF TrendsTech-Heavy Israel Could Be Way to Play Growth Rebound - Growth stocks are facing challenges to start 2022 amid persistent inflation and expectations that the Federal Reserve could be forced to deploy more interest rate hikes than previously expected to damp soaring consumer prices. In other words, tech investors are dealing with some curve balls early in the new year, ...

Taylor Soper / GeekWireMark Cuban, Robinhood CEO, Coinbase Ventures among investors in new Seattle fintech startup - The news: Seashell, a new Seattle fintech startup that says it can offer up to 10% interest to users, raised a $6 million seed round co-led by top Silicon Valley firms Khosla Ventures and Kindred Ventures. Other backers include Shark Tanks Mark Cuban; Robinhood co-founder and CEO Vlad Tenev; Coinbase ...

Margaret O'Mara / Wired NewsThe Secret to Building the Next Silicon Valley - Other regions have tried to capture the tech title for decades. Why havent they succeeded? ...

Despite a surge in VC investment in the U.K and Europe, according to Dealroom data, the region has yet to create a tech titan.

Taylor Soper / GeekWireHighspot raises $248M at $3.5B valuation as demand rises for software that helps salespeople - The news: Highspot raised another big round, this time reeling in $248 million as part of a Series F round. It is now valued at $3.5 billion, which is up 4X over the past two years. The Seattle startup raised a $200 million round less than a year ago. The ...

Despite a surge in VC investment in the U.K and Europe, according to Dealroom data, the region has yet to create a tech titan.

Angry punter wants his money back Cryptocurrency startup EthereumMax and top celebrities including Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather Jr are accused in a proposed class-action lawsuit of colluding in a pump-and-dump scheme that scammed victims.…

Lisa Stiffler / GeekWireSibling founding team fuses tech and farm roots to land $2.2M for agriculture IoT startup - New funding: CODA Farm Technologies, an internet of things (IoT) agriculture startup with literal roots in Western Washingtons Skagit Valley, has raised $2.2 million in venture capital. The seed round was led by Lowercarbon Capital with participation from Voyager Capital, Arnold Venture Group and Will Canine, co-founder of Opentrons Labworks. ...

Ms. Holmes, the Theranos founder, faces up to 20 years in prison for each of four counts that led to a conviction in her federal fraud trial.

Ubiquitous Energy closed a $30 million funding round, with an investment from U.S. window and door giant Andersen.

Ubiquitous Energy closed a $30 million funding round, with an investment from U.S. window and door giant Andersen.

WSJ.com: US BusinessChinas Tech Startups Attract Record Funding - Unlike in previous years, when most Chinese tech funding went to internet startups in e-commerce, the bulk of the money in the past year headed into areas that hew more closely to Communist Party priorities, such as semiconductors, biotechnology and information technology. ...

Taylor Soper / GeekWireLatest unicorn sighting in Seattle: SeekOut lands $115M to expand recruiting software - The news: Seattle-area startup SeekOut just landed an additional $115 million to propel its valuation past $1 billion, earning it the coveted unicorn label. The tech: SeekOuts software is used by more than 1,000 companies such as UiPath and Experian to help with recruiting. It pulls data on more than ...

CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Disruptor 50 list, the 10th annual ranking of the start-ups poised to become the next great public companies.

Mark Sullivan / Fast Company15 tech startups to watch in 2022 - These companies have a good chance of finding themselves in the right place at the right time with the right technology in 2022. As 2022 begins, theres more attention on early-stage startups than ever before. According to Crunchbase, venture investors bet $201 billion on 8,000 early-stage startups last year; thats ...

The court filing also said the government will dismiss counts 3, 4 and 5 of the indictment in which the jury deadlocked on.

The court filing also said the government will dismiss counts 3, 4 and 5 of the indictment in which the jury deadlocked on.

Jessica Mathews / FortuneFarmland investing startup raises $40 million as venture capital keeps seeping out of Silicon Valley -