Meet Tyltgo, the same-day, white label delivery company. It’s making deliveries, and making moves.

Snack, a video-first dating app, is changing how younger generations date. Less pressure, more casual flirtation.

Substack -- the popular newsletter platform -- is getting massive backlash for the sponsored writers it pays big paychecks to use the platform.

In a rare move, Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson’s $50m pay raise just got vetoed by its shareholders.

Invstr -- which raised a $20m Series A -- is quickly becoming a Robinhood rival. It prioritizes financial and trading literacy above all.

Cosi -- which provides furnished, short-term apartment rentals -- is thriving in the era of post-pandemic travel, collecting a €20m Series A investment.

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Coinbase is about to have a huge $100B+ public listing. Here’s the S-1 breakdown.

Nanit -- an AI-powered wearable company that monitors babies’ sleep and growth -- just raised $25m.

Pex just raised $57m from Tencent and other investors to continue its business of regulating and licensing original content online.

In the business of speed 30-minute delivery, GoPuff is in talks to finalize an acquisition of UK-based Fancy.

College is not cheap in the US. In total, Americans owe $1.7T in debt. College Cash is trying to change that.

Rihanna’s Fenty clothing line (in collab with LVMH) is shuttering. The rest of her Fenty lines are going strong.

RED is China’s go-to app for reviews. Now, foreign brands are flocking to it.

Bumble is about to IPO. Will the markets give it credit for its growth and mission to empower women in dating?

ELSA -- which just raised a $15M round -- is using AI to power its English-learning app