Monthly Archives: November, 2022

Between the changing tides of the economy and preferences for digital shopping, SaaS companies are under enormous pressure. Many of these companies understand that 80% of their interactions with buyers occur on digital channels. At the same time, they need to boost profitability to meet investor expectations.

Makersite aims to produce near-instantaneous impact assessments in the areas of sustainability, compliance, and risk to inform decisions at the corporate level.

Back in 2010, Marc Lore struck a deal worth more than half a billion dollars to sell Quidsi, the company behind Diapers.com and Soap.com, to Amazon. The big acquisition helped turn Amazon into "the one-stop-shop for everything," but twelve years later, Lore described the sale as "upsetting."

Audi and battery recycler Redwood Materials are teaming up to collect end-of-life batteries from cell phones, electric toothbrushes and other lithium-ion powered devices at participating dealerships across the country.

We are living in the age of so-called microsatellites, which are equipped with thermal cameras and other badges to, for example, alert farmers before crop damage, predict droughts and help juggle supply chains.

Google is expanding its Google Play for PC program to eight more countries, including the US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore in open beta.

Twitter has announced a long-awaited feature: the ability to edit tweets. The company said that once the feature is available, users will be able to edit their tweets for up to 30 minutes after posting. However, there is a catch: users can only edit their tweets five times within this period.

It's hard enough raising capital from VCs, private equity funds, and family offices. How do you sell them?