The Brutalist Report

TechCrunch

• Amazon-owned MGM makes a viral video show with surveillance footage from Amazon-owned Ring [1136d]
• Digital health unicorn Truepill conducts third round of layoffs in 2022 [1136d]
• Daily Crunch: Facebook avoids European blackout as regulators squabble over EU-US data transfers [1136d]
• Rivian delivers on Q2 revenue, expects loss to widen another $700M [1136d]
• How digital health startups are navigating the post-Roe legal landscape [1136d]
• Parsing Coinbase’s regulatory risk [1137d]
• Xiaomi’s new foldable is thinner than Samsung’s and only available in China [1137d]
• Arrival slashes production targets to just 20 EV vans as part of restructuring [1137d]
• SaaS startup Stimulus closes oversubscribed $2.5 million seed round [1137d]
• Superblocks secures $37M to help companies build and maintain internal apps [1137d]
• LPs are abandoning the US Midwest this year (and it doesn’t make sense) [1137d]
• Instagram faces big EU privacy decision on kids’ data within weeks [1137d]
• Meta starts testing end-to-end encryption for individual Messenger chats [1137d]
• Facebook avoids a service shut down in Europe for now [1137d]
• Google Meet’s new feature lets users consume YouTube and Spotify together [1137d]
• A new ‘Institutional Angel’ fund is an example of the UK’s continuing ability to innovate in venture [1137d]
• Kenyan B2B e-commerce platform Marketforce cut about 9% of staff in reorganization strategy [1137d]
• Farther, a wealth tech firm, banks $15M Series A as valuation hits $50M [1137d]
• Conversational intelligence company Jiminny nabs $16.5M to unlock sales team insights [1137d]
• Medical simulation platform FundamentalVR raises $20M to help surgeons learn through VR [1137d]
• Aramco’s Prosperity7 powers AI drug firm Insilico’s $95M round [1137d]
• Launch price TC Sessions: Crypto tix going, going… [1137d]
• This Yale alum wants to build a telemedicine platform expressly for Alzheimer’s disease [1137d]