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Tesla Model S Plaid launch party set for June 3 – Roadshow
CEO Elon Musk tweeted saying the delivery event will happen in just a few weeks and believes the EV is the “fastest production car ever.”
Amazon adds free counseling, mental health benefits for workers and their families – CNET
The new mental health package will cover one-on-one sessions, a therapy app and a handful of other benefits.
Google is opening its first ever real-world store – CNET
The New York City store will open in summer 2021.
Cloud governance and compliance startup Immuta raises $90M
Immuta, a company providing cloud governance and compliance tools, has raised $90 million in venture capital.Read More
Presentation platform Pitch eyes the enterprise with $85M raise
Presentation platform Pitch announced an $85 million round of funding and teased new features for bigger businesses.Read More
TikTok rolls out more anti-bullying tools – CNET
You can now delete multiple comments and block multiple users at once.
COVID-19 showed digital accessibility is critical. Advocates don’t want you to forget – CNET
As more people get vaccinated and the world reopens, experts say remote work, virtual events and e-commerce sites should still cater to people with disabilities.
A Quiet Place 2 review: Silent sequel screams with suspense – CNET
Whisper it, but John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are back for more sound scares.
Pearl Certification raises $9.5M to expand sustainability ratings for homeowners
Pearl Certification has raised $9.5 million to expand third-party energy efficiency and sustainability ratings for homeowners.Read More
Here’s who owns everything in Big Media today
It probably won’t look like this for long. The media landscape used to be straightforward: Content companies (studios) made stuff (TV shows and movies) and sold it to pay TV…