Welcome again a week under review! We have thousands of news for you this week: Slate Evs contaminated in the wild; AirbnB pricing updates; a hack in Blue Shield; And much more. Let’s go!
Get a data: Cluely is a tool based on the one that helps people cheat exams, sales calls and even interviews at work. Although one of the co -founders was taken out of Colombia for a similar tool, and one of Company’s ads fall shortCluely boasts a monthly $ 5.3 million ARR. Guess fraudsters ever win?
I am interested: Maker Slate EV has operated in relative secrets until Techcrunch published a report revealing Bezo’s financial involvement, as well as his plan to appreciate his EV with about $ 25,000. Now the company is planting concept machines about LA to collect interest.
Looking red: Tesla had her profits call at Q1 on Tuesday, and we took a look at how the company is going. In short, it is not going well: Tesla’s net income reflects a 71% drop from the same quarter last year, and was the worst quarter for Tesla deliveries in more than two years.
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tidings
No more hidden fees: Airbnb will now automatically show the total cost for a particular property, including all fees, when people are looking for property.
Simply vibing: The Adaptive Computer “Vibe Coding” platform makes it easier for non-programmers to build applications, simply using text stirring. The company recently announced a $ 7 million round, led by Pebblebed.
Still still bad, though: While the government tries to adopt legislation that aims to change the experience of adolescents online, a new study by Pew Research shows that some adolescents find social media to be a positive impact: according to the study, 74% of American teenagers said social media makes them feel more connected to their friends, and 63% said platforms to express them.
Excellent, great: Blue Shield of California announced clients this week of a data violation. The insurance giant said she used Google Analytics to track how her customers used her websites, but a wrong configuration had allowed personal and health information to be collected.
Down bad: Bluesky went down to users on Thursday night, making us ask how a decentralized network could even go down in the first place. On Friday, Bluesky confirmed it was hit by a DDOS attack.
Check! Chess.com boasts that there are now 200 million members. Albert Cheng, the leading growth official at Chess.com, credits the continuous innovation of the company’s product as one of the reasons that has seen a strong and sustainable growth.
Go with the course: Former -Ceo of Wework Adam Neumann Proptech Company Flow has provided over $ 100 million in funding, bringing its rating to approximately $ 2.5 billion. This certainly raised his eyebrows, given the problematic history of Wework.
Analysis
Tesla bodybuilders: The reaction against Elon Musk has raised to a level that Tesla’s lawyers feel the need to warn investors who can damage the company’s brand and business. While risk factors are usually written to be extensive and very careful, sometimes the new language (or old language removal) can signal which issues or developments are most important for a company like Tesla and, substantially, its legal team, writes Sean O’Kane.
