Gecko Robotics aims to save human lives at our nation’s power plants with its wall-climbing robots. To continue doing so, the startup tells TechCrunch it has just secured $7 million from a cadre of high-profile sources, including Founders Fund, Mark Cuban, The Westly Group, Justin Kan and Y Combinator. We first reported on the Pittsburgh-based company when […]
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View More Take these online self-improvement classes and learn how to get fit, work smart, and start your own businessThis startup streamlines the pro bono work of lawyers, including those fighting for immigrants at the border
Felicity Conrad and Kristen Sonday were on very different paths until three years ago. Conrad was an associate at the powerhouse law firm Skadden Arps. Meanwhile, Kristen Sonday, a Princeton grad and the first person in her family to go to college, was reflecting on the several years she’d spent with the U.S. Department of Justice […]
View More This startup streamlines the pro bono work of lawyers, including those fighting for immigrants at the borderCarvana acquires Car360 for $22M to improve its car buying platform
Carvana is already an innovative way to shop for a car and it could get better thanks to Car360. The two companies share an interest in improving the car buying experience through enhanced imagery. Car360’s approach is different from Carvana’s as it’s focused on photos shot with a mobile device. This approach could allow Carvana to […]
View More Carvana acquires Car360 for $22M to improve its car buying platformMoviePass strikes a deal with Landmark for e-ticketing and other perks
MoviePass is going to start playing favorites. The company just announced a partnership to offer a set of exclusive perks through Landmark Theatres, the indie theater chain co-owned by Mark Cuban. The app’s two million users will now be able to take advantage of these features at Landmark’s 255 screens in 53 theaters. The partnership […]
View More MoviePass strikes a deal with Landmark for e-ticketing and other perksMark Cuban bets big on dating app Hater
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For a dating app that centers on what you can’t stand, Hater is sure getting a lot of love lately.
The app, which launched in February, scored a $200,000 investment from superstar businessman Mark Cuban on Sunday night’s episode of Shark Tank. Hater CEO Brendan Alper opted to take Cuban’s offer over several others.
HATERS, this is your opportunity to find true LOVE! #SharkTank @lovethroughhate pic.twitter.com/uuJ55WvvlE
— Shark Tank (@ABCSharkTank) November 27, 2017
Cuban’s investment — and the tens of thousands of new downloads Alper told Mashable their Shark Tank appearance resulted in — isn’t the only win the fledgling dating app has scored lately. Read more…
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View More Mark Cuban bets big on dating app HaterMark Cuban bets big on dating app Hater
For a dating app that centers on what you can’t stand, Hater is sure getting a lot of love lately.
The app, which launched in February, scored a $200,000 investment from superstar businessman Mark Cuban on Sunday night’s episode of Shark Tank. Hater CEO Brendan Alper opted to take Cuban’s offer over several others.
HATERS, this is your opportunity to find true LOVE! #SharkTank @lovethroughhate pic.twitter.com/uuJ55WvvlE
— Shark Tank (@ABCSharkTank) November 27, 2017
Cuban’s investment — and the tens of thousands of new downloads Alper told Mashable their Shark Tank appearance resulted in — isn’t the only win the fledgling dating app has scored lately. Read more…
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View More Mark Cuban bets big on dating app HaterMark Cuban is heavily invested in these two tech companies
Mark Cuban’s two biggest bets on Wall Street are tech rivals Amazon and Netflix.
The billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank judge confirmed at a conference on Thursday that the online shopping giant constitutes his largest investment follo…