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Activision shares tank after split with Bungie, the game studio behind Destiny
Massive funding rounds and sky-high valuations led venture capital to a record 2018.
Four years after taking the industry by storm with a promise to become the Uber of private jets, JetSmarter has left a trail of angry customers, at least 13 lawsuits and concerns over security. While some are satisfied, others call it a "fraud."
Before he boarded a JetSmarter flight in Las Vegas in September, Maurice Paola was a little-known DJ and music producer. Now, he's a symbol of private jet air rage and screening procedures at the flying service start-up.
N26's latest funding round was led by U.S. private equity firm Insight Venture Partners and backed by Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC.
Elon Musk wrote in a tweet late on Wednesday that Tesla will stop selling the lowest-range versions of its Model S sedan and Model X SUVs on Monday.
Experts say airports need to get prepared to deal with drone intrusions, and fast, before they suffer more than flight delays.
A report last month said Niantic was raising a fresh round of capital that would put its valuation at $3.9 billion.
Uber, Lyft and Airbnb are all preparing IPOs this year at valuations in the tens of billions of dollars, buoyed by a decade of growth.
Shares of meal-kit delivery service Blue Apron fell below $1 this week. With financial advisors and IPO experts saying that the Blue Apron IPO could go down as one of the worst IPOs of the billion-dollar unicorn era, what went wrong?
The idea is simple. The players get an upfront payment, but it's not a loan. They can keep the money forever. In return, Big League Advance gets a percentage of any eventual Major League Baseball earnings.
Fortnite maker Epic Games has been valued at $15 billion, and that has attracted skepticism. But Fortnite's 200 million users and over $1 billion in revenue, while cash cows today, are not the long-term key to success.
Zwift co-founder and CEO Eric Min said he wants the platform to evolve into "the most affordable, accessible sport there is."
Uber and Lyft lead the pack of Silicon Valley companies nearing an IPO, but not because they are rushing to get a deal done. Their time was coming regardless of the broader economy, though the market uncertainty may benefit IPO investors.
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