Poshmark Reverts to Original Fee Structure After Seller Backlash
Poshmark reverts to its original fee structure after sellers protest changes, highlighting the importance of balancing buyer and seller needs on online marketplaces.
Startups
Software Supply Chain Security Startup Socket Raises $40 Million to Combat Growing Threat
Socket, a startup providing tools to detect security vulnerabilities in open-source code, raises $40 million to combat the growing threat of software supply chain attacks, which could cost the economy billions in lost revenue and damages.
SpaceX Takes on California Agency in Lawsuit Over Launch Proposals
SpaceX takes on California agency in lawsuit over launch proposals, while Wyvern raises funding to expand into U.S. market, and Michael Bloomberg criticizes NASA's Artemis program.
Boeing Satellite Breaks Apart in Space, Raising Concerns for Space Industry
A Boeing-built satellite, Intelsat 33e, has broken apart in space, leaving behind debris and raising concerns about space technology reliability.
Breaking News: Arm Issues Qualcomm 60-Day Notice of Cancellation for Chip Design Licensing
Arm Holdings has issued Qualcomm a 60-day notice of cancellation for chip design licensing, potentially disrupting the global supply chain and impacting smartphone manufacturers.
Astropad's Bookcase Turns Smartphones into E-Readers
Astropad's Bookcase is a game-changing accessory that turns smartphones into e-readers, offering a unique reading experience and filling a previously unknown gap in the market.
Furno Secures $20 Million Grant to Revolutionize Cement Production in Chicago
Furno, a startup revolutionizing cement production, secures $20 million grant from the Department of Energy to build micro-kilns in Chicago, promising to reduce pollution and create jobs.
Contactles stores to grow in Europe as Sensei reels in another $16M
Sensei, a Portuguese startup, raises €15 million in Series A funding to drive the adoption of contactless stores, leveraging AI and computer vision to revolutionize the retail industry.
FAA Clears Path for Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft to Share US Skies
The FAA has finalized rules for the integration of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft into US airspace, paving the way for eVTOL startups to launch commercial air taxi networks in 2025.