The data breach at education tech giant Instructure includes students’ private data, according to a sample of the allegedly stolen data seen by TechCrunch…
The cybersecurity company says it’s seen thousands of infection attempts, and at least a dozen successful hacks after users installed malicious versions of the popular Windows software…
When the economy grows tight, Americans cut back on their beauty purchases, according to market analysts. “Among all merchandise categories, including household goods, toys, pet food, vitamins, fitness, makeup, and skincare are the categories that rank highest for consumer intent to reduce …
Private credit has been under a microscope lately. Investors have been asking hard questions about exposure to software companies, rising redemptions in non-traded funds, and what happens when artificial intelligence disrupts entire industries. Blue Owl Capital has been squarely in the middle of …
PayPal is looking toward the future, despite its falling stock and looming layoffs. In its first-quarter earnings call, CEO Enrique Lores told investors that PayPal needs to “recommit to the fundamentals,” which included “becoming a technology company again.” There was no need to read between the lines — PayPal was pitching an AI-powered turnaround. Lores…
Shares slide, oil prices elevated as US-Iran truce prospects dim
The portfolio he has assembled since 2019 is dotted with technologies that have become more widely interesting to VCs over the last year…
Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses important student loan program changes that become effective July 1, 2026 with The Institute of Student Loan Advisors’ Betsy Mayotte. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Betsy Mayotte from the Institute of Student …
A sensor that can simultaneously capture depth and image data has long been a “holy grail,” Ouster CEO Angus Pacala told TechCrunch…
Some of the best investing returns happen quietly, after the headlines have moved on. The patient buyers, not the loud ones, tend to win in the end. That has been the Warren Buffett playbook for six decades. Avoid the buzz, find the boring cash machines, and let compounding do the talking…





