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Strengthening security in a multi-SaaS cloud environment
Steven Tamm Contributor Share on Twitter Steven Tamm is a technology adviser to Spin.AI and a former Salesforce CTO with extensive experience in cloud computing, e-commerce, virtualization, developer tools, cybersecurity, compliance and SaaS. Managing security across multiple SaaS cloud deployments … Continue reading
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Learn the CompTIA Standards with 13 Courses for $39.97 During Back-to-School Sale
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China’s cutthroat e-commerce tactic goes global as Shein-Temu war escalates
The battle between two of China’s largest e-commerce firms is heating up, as they take the cutthroat tactics that have long been around in the country to the international markets they both covet. Chinese e-commerce deals giant Pinduoduo’s affiliate, Temu, … Continue reading
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X reinstates Kanye West’s account after Musk banned him last year
Social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) has reinstated the account of Kanye West (who legally goes by Ye) after he was banned last year for posting a picture of Swastika merged with the Star of David. Last December, … Continue reading
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Fidelity deepens valuation cut for SaaS startup Gupshup
Fidelity has slashed the estimated worth of its holding in SaaS startup Gupshup by over 20% in a month and by more than 50% since the original investment in the latest brutal markdown across private markets. The U.S. asset manager … Continue reading
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Walmart pays $1.4 billion to buy Tiger Global’s remaining Flipkart stake
Walmart paid $1.4 billion to buy out Tiger Global’s remaining holding of Flipkart shares as the retail giant further expands its stake in the Indian e-commerce startup. The transaction took place in recent days and Tiger Global, which has cashed … Continue reading
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Tesla’s range-flation problem, Waymo reverses on self-driving trucks and Ford tweaks its EV playbook
The Station is a weekly newsletter dedicated to all things transportation. Sign up here — just click The Station — to receive the newsletter every weekend in your inbox. Subscribe for free. Welcome back to The Station, your central hub for all … Continue reading
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What is Web 3.0 and Why Should Every Entrepreneur be Web 3.0 Ready?
How often do you use Quora, a privately owned searchable question and answer (QnA) platform? Perhaps, many times to share knowledge and better understand the world around us. Quora.com is a classic example of Web 3.0 technology. The platform allows … Continue reading
Is Black news VC backable?
Lately I’ve been thinking about media publishing startups (think Semafor and Puck) and their fundraising rounds. Semafor recently raised a $44 million seed round, and Puck raised a $7 million Series A in 2021. The Messenger, among the newest in … Continue reading
Can we trust automakers to build an EV charging network that rivals Tesla’s Supercharger?
Automakers appear to have had an awakening last week: Electric vehicles are the future, and if they want to continue selling cars, they have to think beyond the car. I’m not talking about subscriptions, though; I’m talking about charging. For … Continue reading
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