News from the ridesharing industry seems to come in one of two flavors. There’s salacious coverage of the cultural and leadership woes of the industry’s reigning champion, Uber. And, every month or so there’s a story about another nine-figure investment/buyout in the sector. We’re going to focus on investment activity and the structure of its investment network in… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
San Francisco-based ZeroCater is one of a growing number of startups hoping to disrupt the lunch rituals of businesses by providing catered lunches to small and medium-sized businesses in cities around the country. One way the company is seeking to differentiate itself from competitors is with a new offering to stock client’s shelves with produce and snacks. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Part of YC’s Summer ’17 class, Fat Lama wants to be a rental marketplace for anything. Launched late last year in London, the startup has gained early traction among professionals needing short-term rentals of creative gear – like drones, cameras or DJ equipment. But the platform is also filled with weirder goods – like a tuxedo, camper van or popcorn machine. Items… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
It’s moving away from hydrogen fuel-cell tech, but not entirely.
Source: CNET
Android creator Andy Rubin’s phone can be preordered online, including through Sprint if you want a discount.
Source: CNET
The website service decides to drop a “group of sites,” giving them 48 hours’ notice.
Source: CNET
Making up the difference will be a balancing act of high-tension electricity choreography.
Source: Wired
There are eight planets in our solar system (sorry, Pluto), and each has a unique story. Come visit every one from mini Mercury to mysterious Neptune.
Source: CNET
Every year, some of the best cars in the world change hands at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
Source: Wired
A $100 accessory that aims to improve your iPhoneography.
Source: Wired