Taking a tumble: South Korea’s largest car-sharing startup Socar made its stock market debut, but not in the way it probably intended, Kate reports.Someone’s always watching: A class action lawsuit was filed against Oracle in the past few days accusing the tech giant’s “surveillance machine” of allegedly violating the privacy of 5 billion people worldwide, Natasha L reports.
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Meanwhile, over in the U.K., the government there said that self-driving manufacturers, not drivers themselves, will be liable for accidents when the car is in autonomous mode.
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So at the same time that Tesla says it will increase the cost of its full self-driving beta software to $15,000 in North America, YouTube pulled a pair of videos off its site where Tesla drivers were showing off the controversial software with their children in the driver’s seat. It just so happened that a trio of self-driving news hit around the same time, and Rebecca was there to deliver the goods. (TechCrunch+ is our membership program, which helps founders and startup teams get ahead. You know, in case your to-do list wasn’t quite harrowing enough.Ĥ ways founders can amplify revenue during hard times
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But then he got all grumpy at how expensive these things are, and spent a couple of weekends building his own hydroponic system, and wrote a guide about how to build your own.
Not sure if the ‘Flow’ is going uphill or down: We all know by now that Andreessen Horowitz gave Adam Neumann $350 million for his new endeavor, Flow, which is buying up rental units in an effort to create a community effect.
‘Surge’ing ahead: Jagmeet has the skinny on the 15 Indian and Southeast Asian companies selected for Sequoia’s seventh Surge cohort.She writes, “The company’s latest acquisition shows that eBay sees increased potential in trading cards, as the company notes that the agreement offers a way for it to ‘maintain its position as a desirable platform for trading card sellers.’” What are you collecting?: Collectibles, like trading cards, are big business, and eBay got a big boost in this area with its new move to acquire TCGplayer, a trading card marketplace, for up to $295 million, Aisha reports.Okay, with that out of the way, let’s dive into the news! - Christine and Haje The TechCrunch Top 3 We care about you, and we want you to thrive!
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