Skip to content
Weekly#405
20 links · 2 min read
- After reaching $40B in revenue in record time, Amazon Web Services hints at its own reinvention geekwire.com
- AWS brings the Mac mini to its cloud techcrunch.com
- Facebook Buys Customer-Service Software Maker Kustomer bloomberg.com
- How the US, UK and China are planning to roll out vaccines technologyreview.com
- Japan is about to bring back samples of an asteroid 180 million miles away technologyreview.com
- Warner Bros. will release entire 2021 film slate in theaters and on HBO Max… includes Dune, Matrix 4, and Godzilla vs. Kong, among other titles. arstechnica.com
- More online retailers are following Amazon’s lead in making it easier to drop off items at brick-and-mortar locations near your home, no box or shipping label necessary vox.com
- The death and rebirth of America’s department stores, in charts vox.com
- Revolut lets businesses accept online payments techcrunch.com
- Grab-Singtel and Ant Group win digital bank licenses in Singapore techcrunch.com
- More than 500,000 full electric cars sold so far this year in Europe theguardian.com
- Singapore approves sale of lab-grown meat in world first reuters.com
- Stripe announces embedded business banking service Stripe Treasury…The company is partnering with banks to offer a banking-as-a-service API. In other words, Stripe clients will be able to provide bank accounts to their customers — the service is invite-only for now. techcrunch.com
- Microsoft launches Azure Purview, its new data governance service techcrunch.com
- Hulu officially launches its co-viewing feature, Watch Party techcrunch.com
- Elon Musk is open to talking about merging Tesla with another car company. These are the 4 most likely candidates, experts say. businessinsider.com
- Coronavirus: Vaccination ‘could become routine from 2022‘ bbc.com
- Elon Musk is ‘highly confident’ SpaceX will land humans on Mars by 2026 cnbc.com
- Gartner Says Global Smartphone Sales Declined 5.7% in Third Quarter of 2020 gartner.com
- The Luxury E-Commerce Wars Heat Up nytimes.com