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Updated on April 03, 2025

Bevz Raises $3.1M to Expand Its Convenience Store SaaS Platform

The company wants to modernize the snack and drink industry with its delivery app consolidation platform.

Updated on April 03, 2025

Feel the boardwalk buzz: 5 Venice tech companies hiring with amazing locations

Though markedly smaller than Santa Monica, Venice has developed a unique environment for innovation. For these six tech startups, the next step towards greatness means bringing on talented individuals to help the team grow.

Jeremy Porr Jeremy Porr
Updated on April 03, 2025

Headspace and Ginger Announce Merger, Will Rebrand as Headspace Health

The deal comes on the heels of 3x revenue growth for Ginger as demand for remote mental healthcare continues to remain high. The San Francisco-based platform has kept busy this year and raised $100 million in a Series E round back in March.   

Headspace and Ginger Announce Merger, Will Rebrand as Headspace Health
Updated on April 03, 2025

What Happens Behind the Scenes After a Big Acquisition?

SpotOn and Appetize peel back the curtain.

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Gordon Gottsegen Gordon Gottsegen
Updated on April 03, 2025

Riot Games Partners With Crisis Line, Announces Racial Justice Efforts

Riot Games is donating $1 million to the ACLU and the Innocence Project, as well as launching a $50,000 scholarship for black students interested in video game development.

Tyler Holmes Tyler Holmes
Updated on April 03, 2025

TeleSign Is on a Mission of ‘Continuous Trust.’ Here’s How They’re Securing the Digital Landscape.

TeleSign’s Kristi Melani details the mission of the company’s recently launched mantra, what it means for their customers, and how they’re protecting the future of digital transactions.

TeleSign Is on a Mission of ‘Continuous Trust.’ Here’s How They’re Securing the Digital Landscape.
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Updated on April 03, 2025

How GumGum is using new data to turn the pay-per-click model upside down

GumGum, an online advertising platform that boasts more than 300 million unique visitors a month, said it created the space called in-image advertising with the basic idea that, for advertising to be effective, it needs to be seen. Using pictures already on the web, the company can tap into relevant markets for a more engaging user experience.

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