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Saudi Prince Allegedly Hacked World’s Richest Man Jeff Bezos Using WhatsApp

The smartphone of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the world’s richest man, was reportedly hacked in May 2018 after receiving a…

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Uber CEO stokes #boycottuber fire with ‘mistakes happen’ comment – TechCrunch

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi’s comments during an interview with Axios — and his subsequent apology — have done more than…

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SoftBank’s second act – TechCrunch

Hello and welcome back to Startups Weekly, a weekend newsletter that dives into the week’s noteworthy startups and venture capital…

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Microsoft in talks to invest in SoftBank’s second Vision Fund – TechCrunch

SoftBank is said to be preparing the announcement of a $40 billion investment in its second Vision Fund, according to…

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Key Vision Fund investors are reportedly lukewarm on a second fund – TechCrunch

SoftBank shook up the venture capital world with its unprecedented $100 billion Vision Fund, and the speculation continues around its…

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What will save crypto? – TechCrunch

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The struggling messaging app shuts down next month. Source link

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Travis Kalanick stands to make billions from Uber’s IPO – TechCrunch

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick, who resigned from the company in 2017, still stands to make billions in the company’s intial…

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Uber is paying $3.1BN to pick up Middle East rival Careem – TechCrunch

After months and months of rumors it’s finally been confirmed that ride-hailing giant Uber is picking up its Middle East…

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The “splinternet” is already here – TechCrunch

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