Daily Crunch: Twitter tests reply subscriptions
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QUIZ: Which Member of Prettymuch Are You Most Compatible With?
You might be crushing hard on one of the amazing members of Prettymuch, but are they actually the one you’re most compatible with? The boys are...
PopBase launches its platform for social media stars to share and monetize their work
It’s been almost a year since PopBase first launched on the Battlefield Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018. In the ensuing months the company has been...
North Korea Changes Up Its Game to Bypass U.S. Missile Defenses
North Korea has conducted a round of long range rocket tests designed to kick down the door and destroy ballistic missile defenses protecting South Korea. The...
17 Products to Help You Start the School Year With a Tidy, Stylish Desk
Whether you’re heading back to school, or are just sick of your messy desk, these products can keep your clutter under control, and they can do...
How young VCs bootstrap new venture firms
We spend a lot of time talking about new funds, and new startup venture raises, but we spend little time talking about the cash flow challenges...
London edtech startup pi-top sees layoffs after major contract loss
London-based edtech startup pi-top has cut a number of staff, TechCrunch has learned. According to our sources, the company has reduced its headcount in recent weeks,...
Venmo launches instant transfers to bank accounts
PayPal -owned payments app Venmo today announced support for instant transfers to U.S. bank accounts. The feature is an optional alternative to Venmo’s standard bank transfer...
Postmates to drop IPO filing next month
Postmates plans to make its IPO paperwork public in September, TechCrunch has learned. Despite previous reports indicating the on-demand delivery company is seeking an M&A exit,...
Polarity raises $8.1M for its AI software that constantly analyzes employee screens and highlights key info
Reference docs and spreadsheets seemingly make the world go ’round, but what if employees could just close those tabs for good without losing that knowledge? One...
