The Brutalist Report

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• In leaked memo, Aurora CEO weighs spinouts, layoffs and acquisitions against sale to big tech [1113d]
• California EV owners asked to curb charging ahead of travel holiday [1113d]
• Daily Crunch: Nvidia chips become collateral damage in new US sanctions targeting China [1113d]
• This startup wants to scale anonymous mental health support – starting with founders [1113d]
• AI is getting better at generating porn. We might not be prepared for the consequences. [1113d]
• Going back to school? The Switch is your destination for RPG-powered procrastination [1113d]
• Tracking cybersecurity investment during the venture downturn [1113d]
• This Gen Z founder is pitching hundreds of investors… via Venmo [1113d]
• TechCrunch+ roundup: Fighting fundraising fears, XaaS CS strategy, the ‘collapse’ of VC [1113d]
• India’s central bank gives lenders November-end ultimatum to comply with new digital loan rules [1113d]
• A complete guide to the new EV tax credit [1113d]
• The weakest link: Charting supply chain risk in an era of globalization [1113d]
• Netflix’s cheaper ad tier could arrive earlier than expected [1113d]
• Disdain for NFTs in video games is part of a slow green revolution [1113d]
• Samsung says customer data stolen in July data breach [1113d]
• Later Cam brings the nostalgia of analog photography to your smartphone [1113d]
• Early-bird pricing returns for a Disrupt Labor Day flash sale [1113d]
• India plans to speed up testing and safety approvals for electronic devices [1113d]
• Tesla hiring “high-volume” recruiters in Quebec [1113d]
• How tech giants are responding to the growing green card backlog [1113d]
• 2-for-1 sale on TC Sessions: Crypto passes! [1113d]
• We Reali don’t know when real estate will get Better [1113d]
• An action plan for founders fundraising in fintech’s choppy waters [1113d]
• ChromeOS is testing keyboard controls for Android games [1113d]
• Nvidia the latest collateral damage in US-China tech war [1113d]
• UK closely probing four tech firms over kids’ privacy code breaches [1113d]
• Nigerian digital bank Kuda is the latest African startup to lay off employees [1113d]
• UK clears $8.1B merger between NortonLifeLock and Avast [1113d]
• Google will allow alternative payment systems for Play Store in more countries [1114d]
• Rocket Lab fires up its first recovered engine, on track to full booster reusability [1114d]