Day: May 8, 2023
Fuecoco Is The Star Of The New Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Anime
Screenshot: The Pokémon Company The series hasn’t even been released in the U.S. yet, but Pokémon anime fans are already adopting Fuecoco as their favorite son. Sprigatto and Quaxly who? The Week In Games: Return To Hyrule The Week In Games: Return To Hyrule Pokémon Horizons: The Series is the newest iteration of the Pokémon […]
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EV maker Lucid misses on revenue, earnings in Q1
Lucid’s first-quarter results showed a company with widening losses and revenue that failed to meet Wall Street expectations, results that sent shares tumbling as investors worried about demand for its luxury all-electric Air sedan. Lucid Group’s shares dropped more than 9% in after-hours trading as investors reacted to the dismal first-quarter earnings. Shares have since […]
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A Match Made in Tech Heaven: Understanding the Relationship Between Blockchain and AI
In recent years, both blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) have emerged as major disruptive technologies, revolutionizing industries and transforming the way we live and work. While blockchain is primarily known for its secure and transparent data storage capabilities, AI is renowned for its ability to analyze and learn from data, driving innovation and automation across […]
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Remote Work in a Post-Pandemic World: Challenges and Benefits You Need to Know
Introduction: Remote work has become a hot topic in recent years, but the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed it into the forefront of the conversation. With the need for social distancing and stay-at-home orders, companies around the world have been forced to adopt remote work models. As the world begins to reopen, many companies are considering […]
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Stranger Things Halted Because Hollywood Won’t Pay Its Writers
As the writer’s strike enters its second week, the effects of not having some of most important people on set around are already starting to show: two of the biggest projects currently in production—Marvel’s Blade reboot and the fifth season of Stranger Things—have been put on ice (along with loads more movies and shows I’ll […]
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PermitFlow advances construction permitting automation with $5.5M in new capital
PermitFlow, a San Jose-based startup developing software for developers and general contractors to streamline the construction permit application and management process, secured $5.5 million in seed funding. The round, which closed in January, was led by Initialized Capital and included a group of founders from proptech and construction tech companies, including PlanGrid, Mighty Buildings, Zillow […]
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Ten Tasks Entrepreneurs Should Consider Outsourcing In 2023
Leveraging the capability of a small in-house team oftentimes requires employees to undertake tasks they don’t necessarily have expertise in. While this allows entrepreneurs and small business owners to save a bit of money, oftentimes, it can be more beneficial to outsource critical jobs or tasks to experts instead of doing it in-house. Outsourcing has […]
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Lunark is an indie game with beautiful rotoscoped graphics
There are, by my count, 1732 indie games coming out every day now, which makes promoting them (for devs) and covering them (for us) almost impossible. One trend I’ve enjoyed lately, though, is an attempt to market a game not just by showing the game, but by showing what went into making the game. This […]
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Elizabeth Holmes, left to her own devices
Critics are flaming the New York Times today for posting what they say is an overly empathetic 5,500-word profile of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes earlier this morning. But writer Amy Chozick is in on the con. In fact, her story may provide the clearest understanding yet of how Holmes so captivated investors, business partners, and […]
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Fostering a Development Culture for a Remote-First Workforce
Skill development within the workplace has never been more important to employees, as research from several sources shows that younger workers want better access to improved learning opportunities in their current jobs – and they’re not afraid to quit if they don’t receive them. This development culture can keep great employees — or a lack of […]
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