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The First Ever Synthetic Biology Kickstarter Is About Growing ‘Glowing Plants’
techcrunch.com — Kickstarter might be better-known for funding films and hardware projects, but it's now getting its first synthetic biology proposal. A Singularity University alum, a Stanford post-doc and a Stanford Ph.D. are looking to use synthetic biology and software from startup Genome Compiler to creating plants that glow.Which company made $104M in profit last quarter with just 100 employees? Oh right, this one. t.co/5IozSek5M6
Confirmed: Red-Hot Gaming Startup Supercell Raised $130M, Made $179M Last Quarter
techcrunch.com — Last month, we posted a bit of a rumor: that Finland's Supercell - likely the most lucrative iOS gaming company in the world - had raised about $100 million in funding in a round led by Index Ventures, Atomico Partners and Institutional Venture Partners.@asenkut Thanks. Are you looking at Bitcoin too? ;-)
RT @ryanlawler: OH: Why does Alexia look like a supermodel and you look like a crackhead zombie? RE: t.co/WzBvkqKbvL
TechCrunch Is Breaking Into Real-Money Gaming
techcrunch.com — Even though the Nevada, Delaware and New Jersey state legislatures just passed laws that pave the way for online gambling in the U.S., Zynga is not going to be the first to get in on it.TechCrunch Is Breaking Into Real-Money Gaming
techcrunch.com — Even though the Nevada, Delaware and New Jersey state legislatures just passed laws that pave the way for online gambling in the U.S., Zynga is not going to be the first to get in on it.RT @TechCrunch: See, Uber -- This Is What Happens When You Cannibalize Yourself t.co/5j2EmnGdF2 by @ryanlawler
See, Uber - This Is What Happens When You Cannibalize Yourself
techcrunch.com — Uber drivers are pissed off. But that shouldn't come as much of a surprise... At least not to anyone who's been paying attention. A group of UberBLACK drivers congregated outside of the company's SOMA headquarters in San Francisco this evening, protesting the company's business practices.RT @gaberivera: You know I'm always honored, amazed, proud, and incredibly excited when you guys retweet me. It's simply inspiring.
RT @brandee: Proud to be in this industry w smart women working hard each day to change things @alexia @leenarao @loyalelectron @kimmaic ...
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