Throughout my business career of some 60 years, I have always been fascinated by change — the dynamics of change and how businesses, governments and people respond to change. Or fail to respond. Throughout history, major technological trends have had a profound, and often invisible, impact on governments and traditional institutions. In the digital era, this pace of change is amplified… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Tesla is voluntarily recalling 2,700 of its Model X vehicles over a flaw in the third-row seat that may be dangerous in an accident. In the meantime, the company has advised owners via email that they should not use the third row seat until it is replaced.
Online street maps have become incredibly accurate over the last few years, but most maps aren't all that precise when it comes to knowing exactly where on a street a store, restaurant or other business is located. That's why your Uber driver sometimes wants to drop you off in the alley behind a restaurant, for example. SocialRadar's new PlaceKit promises to offer far…
HTC is set to announce its next flagship smartphone tomorrow at a NYC event. But here it is early. The leaked promotional video shows the evolution of HTC's design with a chamfered edge, camera bump and oval-shaped home button — and like previous HTC devices, the next phone still looks like an iPhone. The video seemingly confirms that the device will sport an UBS-C charging port…
Senator Grassley doesn't care about Obama pressure!
Corporates are increasingly fearful of contracting innovator's dilemma, a disease so deadly that, if it isn't caught early, can be fatal. And in an attempt to vaccinate against the disease, said corporates are either acquiring, investing in, or incubating startups of their own. The latest to hedge against innovator's dilemma is car maker Jaguar Land Rover, which today is…
London-based VC firm Octopus Ventures has topped up its evergreen early stage startup investment fund with another £100 million, bringing the total backing the fund to more than £400 million. It says it plans to invest more than £75 million in early stage startups this year.
The parent company of U.K. tabloid Daily Mail may make a bid for Yahoo's news and media businesses. According to the WSJ, the Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) has held discussions with several private equity firms to partner on an offer.