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Airbnb adds verified WiFi speeds, flexible booking options as it leans into remote work trend – CNET
The company says it’s got 50 new features.
MiHoYo lets creators make and sell Genshin Impact content
MiHoYo announced that not only are fans allowed to create fan content, but they’re allowed to sell it with some common sense restrictions.Read More
Enterprise process automation startup Workato nabs $200M
Workato, a workplace automation tool, has raised $200 million in venture capital to expand its set of enterprise offerings.Read More
ControlUp lands $100M to help enterprise IT teams manage remote software
ControlUp, a startup developing a software management, monitoring, and troubleshooting platform, has raised $100 million in fresh capital.Read More
Nintendo Switch is on its way to outselling the Wii | Last of the Nintendogs 019
The Last of the Nintendogs is the best Nintendo podcast in the galaxy, and this week the woof crew discuss the latest news.Read More
Density, which provides occupancy-tracking sensors to companies, raises $125M
Density, a company developing AI-powered sensors to track occupancy, has raised $125 million in venture capital.Read More
Kodiak Robotics to expand autonomous trucking with $125M
Kodiak Robotics, a startup developing autonomous trucking, has raised a fresh $125 million in venture capital.Read More
Astroworld and the trickiness of tragedy blame games
Stacey Sarmiento places flowers at a memorial in memory of her friend Rudy Pena, who died during a crush of people at the Astroworld music festival in Houston on November…
Cryptocurrency scams are all over social media. Don’t get duped – CNET
That tweet, live event or ad you see on social media could be fake.
‘It’s already too late’: Climate crisis leaves Bangladesh devastated and alone – CNET
Natural disasters are growing in severity, yet wealthy nations haven’t delivered on their $100 billion promise to poor countries including Bangladesh.