MasterClass’ $80M Series D announced last week marks a triumph in validating the potential venture-scale of content businesses in an era when many are founded with equal parts tech and media DNA. The platform for online video courses on topics... more

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If you were a pilot, you wouldn’t fly blind. So if you’re hiring, whether in a recruiting or hiring manager role, you’re going to need to take heed of recruiting metrics to make the right decisions as you build teams. Data and metrics help you... more

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Fair, the car company for people who want to avoid loans and long-term contracts when shopping for a car, reported 40 percent month-over-month customer growth for the last two quarters today. The company also reported having over two percent of the... more

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MasterClass, the website that brings celebrity-taught classes to the public, like tennis lessons from Serena Williams and photography instruction from Annie Leibovitz, has raised $80 million to expand internationally. The Series D funding, led by... more

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Headspace, a meditation app with 31 million users that is valued at $320 million, is doubling down on voice and A.I. technology to help differentiate itself from the rest of the wellness pack. The company today has announced that it has acquired... more

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At Estimote we believe apps of the future won’t be downloaded to phones, computers or tablets. Developers of tomorrow will use the physical world as their canvas. Precise location of people and objects will be accessed programmatically and apps... more

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Armory, a startup that has built a CI/CD platform on top the open source Spinnaker project, announced a $10 million Series A today led by Crosslink Capital. Other investors included Bain Capital Ventures, Javelin Venture Partners, Y Combinator and... more

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Today, Alpine is announcing that the PetCoach Google Assistant Action and Amazon Alexa skill are live, giving pet owners assistance whenever their beloved furry friend eats something suspect. Just say “Hey Google, talk to PetCoach” or “Alexa,... more

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