How many opinions does it take to hit the $100M ARR Club?
In a world of talking points and corporate jargon, opinions are refreshing — and Expensify CEO and founder David Barrett is full of them. One of his earliest lessons in life, for example, was that basically everyone is wrong about basically everything. If instilling that at a young age doesn’t
Denmark’s Euro 2020 match against Finland is suspended after Christian Eriksen collapses
Denmark star Christian Eriksen collapsed on Saturday during the first half of his country’s opening Euro 2020 match against Finland in Copenhagen. Read More
Inside Marqeta’s fintech mega-IPO
Welcome back to The TechCrunch Exchange, a weekly startups-and-markets newsletter. It’s broadly based on the daily column that appears on Extra Crunch, but free, and made for your weekend reading. Want it in your inbox every Saturday? Sign up here. Read More
Ghost of Trump mars Biden's message to world
Ghost of Trump mars Biden's message to world Read More
Biden causes sighs of relief among world leaders
When President Donald Trump used his elbows at international summits, it was to throw them — on trade, on Russia and, once, they helped him remove the Montenegrin prime minister from his path to a photo-op. Read More
Covid orphans a tragic legacy of India's pandemic
Covid orphans a tragic legacy of India's pandemic Read More
How a nation of just 11 million people became a soccer superpower
How a nation of just 11 million people became a soccer superpower Read More
G7 session becomes so sensitive that internet was shut off
G7 session becomes so sensitive that internet was shut off Read More
7 new security features Apple quietly announced at WWDC
Apple went big on privacy during its Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) keynote this week, showcasing features from on-device Siri audio processing to a new privacy dashboard for iOS that makes it easier than ever to see which apps are collecting your data and when. Read More
About Me
Hello ! I am Richard Y. Lim
Upon migration to Medina, the direction of the Qibla continued to be Jerusalem, although it was then physically impossible for one to also face the Ka’ba, as Medina is north of Makkah.
