Quick observations on Udemy’s unicorn edtech IPO
Unicorn of edtech Udemy priced its IPO at $29 per share, which was at the high end of the company’s IPO range. The firm was…
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Selling into the enterprise How Slack and other startups get it wrong
When you are establishing a business, you have a million decisions to make about when to launch to time the market, whether to recruit that…
Kurly, the Korean online grocery startup, plans June IPO at an estimated $5.9B valuation
Kurly, a South Korean online grocery business that offers nationwide next-day delivery, will go public in June of next year. The business, which refuses to…
How VCs are adapting to meet an increasingly global startup market
Welcome back to The TechCrunch Exchange, a weekly email about startups and markets. It draws its name from the daily TechCrunch+ column from which it…
Since Big Tech came to Denver, investors cannot buy enough local startups
As global startup investment grows, The Exchange has expanded into regions as diverse as Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa, Latin America, and others. We have seen…
Looking to Learn a New Language These American Sign Language Courses Are $35
A language is a tool that we utilize in our cultures and communities to transmit ideas and thoughts. Humans would be unable to communicate without…
Elon Musk Slams Billionaire Tax Bill, Claiming He Would Use the Money for Mars
Elon Musk, the world’s richest billionaire and self-proclaimed “Emperor of Mars,” has slammed a new measure introduced by US Democrats aimed at taxing the country’s…
Three ways to humanize support automation
The global help desk automation market is projected to reach 11 billion in 2023, as support allows automation businesses to better serve their customers. Companies…
Bosch to invest another $467 million to boost chipmaking capacity
In response to the ongoing semiconductor shortage, that has wreaked havoc on the production of everything from cars and appliances to personal computers and power…
Are B2B SaaS marketers getting it wrong?
When you think about SaaS, what concepts spring to mind? “Solutions,” “cutting-edge,” “scalable and “creative” are just a few of the overused buzzwords that abound…
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