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The electric vehicle maker is sticking to its plans to deliver 25,000 vehicles by the end of the year, but it is going to have to burn through $700 million to do so, Harri reports. You have to spend money to make money: That’s what Rivian’s leadership is saying anyway.The study found that Facebook lost like half of its users aged 13–17 since 2015, Amanda reports. Pew study reveals what we’ve known for a while: That teens are not using Facebook anymore.Meanwhile, Brian looks into what’s happening over at Boston Dynamics after being acquired by Hyundai in 2020, which includes a new artificial intelligence and robotics institute buoyed by $400 million. Speaking of alleged fraudulent behavior, Manish writes about India’s anti-money-laundering agency freezing $46.4 million in assets belonging to Singapore-based crypto exchange Vauld while it looks into the company’s business practices. government is offering $10 million in exchange for information leading to the identification and location of members of the Russia-based Conti ransomware operative, Carly writes. Have you seen these ransomware group members? The U.S. (TechCrunch+ is our membership program, which helps founders and startup teams get ahead. What does the future look like for e-commerce aggregators? Set yourself a little reminder - this one’s gonna be good. Tune in on August 17: We’re hanging out with Ethena’s CEO Roxanne Petraeus and Homebrew’s Hunter Walk on TechCrunch Live, talking about identifying underserved market segments next week.

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Like Slack but top secret: Big among European government clients in particular, the secure messaging app Wire grabs a €24 million Series C round, reports Natasha L.Time for some zen news: It’s a modest Series C, but the Toronto-based maker of the Muse meditation headband raised $9.5 million and is launching new subscription services, Brian reports.Tumbling into a whirlwind: Manish reports that an individual suspected of being a developer of the U.S.-sanctioned crypto anonymizing service Tornado Cash has been arrested.I’d subscribe to that salad: Positive Food raised $7 million in funding as it goes after the $34 billion fresh prepared foods market, reports Christine.

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Location obliteration: Natasha L explains how Google was fined $40 million by Australia’s government, which found the tech giant had misled consumers about its Android location tracking settings.ĭon’t miss Brian’s Actuator newsletter, which is usually all about the state of hardware and robotics, but today is mostly about Amazon and iRobot.Īnd for your daily dose of levity, don’t miss Amanda’s excellent piece of satire: FWD: fwd: From the CEO: BeCareful while you BeReal!.

This is something that has been in the works since late 2021, and the company said eventually there will be capabilities for 5G networks. Amazon launched AWS Private 5G so companies can build their own 4G networks…for now, Paul writes.

5G begets 4G: Yeah, you read that right.

Lee had been convicted on bribery charges in 2017, and the pardon will erase it, Kate writes.

Pardon me: A presidential pardon is restoring Samsung’s vice chairman Jay Lee’s ability to take the company’s helm.Christine and Haje The TechCrunch Top 3 What did you do this week that made you feel alive? Can you do more of that next week? And that concludes our microtherapy session.

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