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The TechCrunch Top 3 - Extra, extra, read all about it: British newspaper the Guardian confirmed that it was hit by ransomware following some strange incidents the paper began noticing in its IT infrastructure. Carly has more.
- Kids, get your parentsâ permission: If you are a child of the â80s, you might recall that we were constantly reminded to âask your parents for permission to…â Well, Google has now instituted something similar for Google Play, letting children send purchase requests to their guardians, Ivan writes.
- Some light reading for the new year: Anna and Alex collected them and now share some of the books startup founders and venture capitalists could not put down this year. Happy reading!
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Startups and VC Carl Eschenbach, a longtime enterprise software executive who joined Sequoia Capital in 2016 and went on to lead a number of lucrative deals for the venture firm, is going back to an operating role, Connie reports. As the new co-CEO of Workday, Eschenbach will co-lead the enterprise cloud applications giant with its co-CEO, cofounder and company chair Aneel Bhusri, until 2024, at which point Eschenbach will take over as sole CEO. You know what? We have a few more: |
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As Santa Claus reviews his list of who’s been naughty and nice, it’s also a good time for startup founders to take stock of their investor relationships. Vidya Raman, a partner at Sorenson Ventures, has written a TC+ article with do’s and don’ts for upcoming board meetings and gives his thoughts about which communication channels are best for different help requests, as well as specific data points to raise in your discussions. “Be ruthless about how you spend your time,” he advises, “especially with your investors.” Three more from the TC+ team: TechCrunch+ is our membership program that helps founders and startup teams get ahead of the pack. You can sign up here. Use code âDCâ for a 15% discount on an annual subscription! Read More |
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Big Tech Inc. In July, the Federal Trade Commission sued Meta over its proposed acquisition of VR company Within. This week, it was Mark Zuckerbergâs turn on the stand, and Amanda has the details. Now over to Tesla, where Darrell reports the carmaker may be making a fresh round of layoffs next quarter. Thatâs not the only trouble the company is finding itself in. It also has a bit of a share price problem. Rebecca writes that Tesla stock plunged to its lowest level in two years for reasons that include all the Twitter drama and loss of China sales. Hereâs four more for you: |
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