What tech CEOs and executives have said about ICE's actions in Minnesota | TechCrunch
The Trump administration’s approach to immigration has reached a level of violence that the tech industry cannot ignore. In 2026
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TikTok recovers from dip in usage that benefited rival apps following US ownership change | TechCrunch
TikTok has largely recovered from a slight dip in active users in the days following its ownership change, when a
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Fitbit founders launch AI platform to help families monitor their health | TechCrunch
Fitbit founders James Park and Eric Friedman have announced the launch of a new AI startup called Luffu that aims
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PayPal hires HP's Enrique Lores as its new CEO | TechCrunch
PayPal said on Tuesday it is hiring HP’s Enrique Lores as its CEO and President, replacing current chief executive, Alex
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Peak XV says internal disagreement led to partner exits as it doubles down on AI | TechCrunch
Peak XV Partnersa leading venture capital firm in India and Southeast Asia, has seen a fresh round of senior departures.
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India's Supreme Court to WhatsApp: 'You cannot play with the right to privacy' | TechCrunch
India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday delivered an unusually sharp rebuke to Meta, warning that it would not allow the social
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Vema predicts cheap hydrogen could change where data centers are built | TechCrunch
The automotive industry has struggled to adopt hydrogen at scale, but industrial users and data centers might have better luck.
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Avalanche thinks the fusion power industry should think smaller | TechCrunch
Nuclear fusion conjures images of massive reactors or banks of dozens of large lasers. Avalanche co-founder and CEO Robin Langtry
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino called 'infantile' for wanting to lift Russia ban
Infantino was awarded the Russian Order of Friendship medal by president Vladimir Putin after Russia hosted the 2018 World Cup.
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Australian Open 2026: How Craig Tiley transformed Melbourne event into 'Glastonbury of tennis'
The growth of the Australian Open, however, would not be the same without its core product – the players. Going
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