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Facebook’s Parse Service Shutdown Upsets Many Developers Programmers, Betting Trust In The Future
The shutting down of Parse, a startup for developers that have been bought by Facebook in 2013, has received many protests from its users. Many small developers are disappointed and consider that Facebook cannot be trusted as a platform to support them.
Shifting To A New Strategy, Tesla Applied Dealership In Michigan Selling Cars Directly To Customers
After a long time fighting from getting approvals to sell it cars directly to customers in Michigan, Tesla finally shifts its strategy. The electric automaker company has applied for "Class A" dealership license, and has to wait for one month or two before hearing the decision.
Some Venture Capital Tips for Investors and Startups
With a growing number of venture capital firms providing fund and startup companies looking for funding, there are many opportunities for each other to matchup. Here are some tips for venture capitalism from the experts.
Venture Capital: 18-year-old Polish CEO Received $150,000 to Improve His Messaging App For The Deaf Community
The Five app was first released in 2015 as a playful app to communicate with custom hand signs. Mach, an 18-year-old high school student, didn't realize that the app could be very useful to facilitate communications between people with loss of hearing until they contacted them to thank him. Then he reached out to raise money to improve the app for a better use.