TechCrunch

◆ Michael Grimes, "Wall Street's Silicon Valley whisperer," says direct listings are "absolutely" more efficient than IPOs

◆ Antarctic tests will prepare this rover for a possible trip to an icy ocean moon

◆ Google limits political ad targeting and all ‘demonstrably false claims'

◆ Bandit opens a ‘mobile-only' coffee shop in New York

◆ SpaceX's Starship Mk1 fails during testing, next step will be to move to a newer design

◆ Sonos acquires voice assistant startup Snips, potentially to build out on-device voice control

◆ Apple expands and updates its ‘Everyone Can Code' program

◆ PayPal to acquire shopping and rewards platform Honey for $4B

◆ Google Cloud launches Bare Metal Solution

◆ Reimagine inside sales to ramp up B2B customer acquisition

◆ Daily Crunch: Free Spotify comes to Alexa

◆ Mercedes prices its all-electric EQC SUV at $67,900

◆ Apple's iPhone 11 Pro battery case sports a new camera button

◆ VEnvirotech transforms organic waste into bioplastics

◆ Smart Compose is coming to Google Docs

◆ Announcing TechCrunch Early Stage, a new event series all about founders

◆ Circ, the Berlin-based e-scooter company, makes layoffs following ‘operational learnings'

◆ Uber reports a sharp rise in government demands for user data

◆ Kleiner Perkins joins $25.5M funding led by Blockchain Capital for Bison Trails

◆ Cheq raises another $16M to fight ad fraud

Wired

◆ 23 Early Black Friday Tech Deals for 2019 (Updated Frequently)

◆ 'Trump's Notes' Photographer Explains How He Got the Shot

◆ Iranian Americans Struggle to Reach Family Amid Internet Blackout

◆ Trump's Notes Exposed, a Disney+ ‘Hack,' and More News

◆ Breaking Big Tech Up Isn't the Only Approach for Antitrust

◆ The Likely Reason Disney\+ Accounts Are Getting 'Hacked'

◆ How to Watch the November Democratic Debate

◆ Esports Gamers Experience the Same Stress as Pro Athletes

◆ An Origami Artist Shows How to Fold Ultra-Realistic Creatures

◆ Watch the Trump Impeachment Hearings: Week 2

◆ PM2.5 Air Pollution Is Still Killing Thousands of People in the US

◆ Why Good Teachers Are Like Pokémon

◆ Starlings Fly in Flocks So Dense They Look Like Sculptures

◆ What Happens When You Remove a Police-Installed GPS Tracker

◆ Opinion: Workers Deserve a Say in Automation

◆ Shark IQ Robot Review: Convenience Makes Up for a Low IQ

◆ 25 Amazing Holiday Gift Ideas Under $25 (2019)

◆ Iran's APT33 Hackers Are Targeting Industrial Control Systems

◆ Black Friday 2019: Our Tips for Finding the Best Deals

◆ The $189,000 DBX SUV Is Here to Save Aston Martin

◆ Feds Pin Uber Crash on Human Operator, Call for Better Rules

◆ A Twitter #Fartgate, A Google Dream's Death, and More News From Today

◆ Astronomers Detect Water Vapor Around Jupiter's Moon Europa

◆ To See the Future of Disinformation, You Build Robo-Trolls

◆ With #Fartgate, Twitter Was a Gas Once Again

◆ The Messy Legal Fight to Bring Celebrities Back From the Dead

◆ The Apple Card Didn't 'See' Gender-and That's the Problem

◆ Opinion: Websites Ask for Permissions And Attack Forgiveness

◆ Google Shakes Up Its 'TGIF'-and Ends Its Culture of Openness

◆ DuckDuckGo Will Automatically Encrypt More Sites You Visit

slashdot

◆ Ayahuasca Alters Brain Waves To Produce Waking Dream-Like State, Study Finds

◆ Google To Limit Targeting of Political Ads

◆ System76 Will Start Designing and Building Its Own Linux Laptops Beginning January 2020

◆ Ask Slashdot: How Do You Teach Inventing To Kids?

◆ SpaceX's Prototype Starship Rocket Partially Bursts During Testing In Texas

◆ Amazon's Cloud Gaming Service Could Arrive Next Year With Twitch Integration

◆ Uber To Allow Audio Recording of Rides, Aiming To Launch Feature In US

◆ PayPal To Acquire Shopping and Rewards Program Honey For $4 Billion

◆ Amazon and Code.org Tap Lil Nas X and Katy Perry To Teach Children To Code

◆ Google Earth Gets Content Creation Tools For Geography-Focused Presentations

◆ Humans Placed in Suspended Animation For the First Time

◆ Microsoft is Testing Gmail Integration in Outlook.com

◆ Senators Press Amazon For Answers On Ring's Sloppy Security Practices

◆ Ctrl-labs CEO: We'll Have Neural Interfaces In Less Than 5 Years

◆ Researchers Warn That Your Political Ideology May Affect Job Offers

Engadget

◆ NBC News: Zuckerberg had an undisclosed dinner with the president

◆ Apple cancels planned festival premiere of its TV+ movie 'The Banker'

◆ Trump ‘opens' Texas Apple plant that's built Mac Pros since 2013

◆ Google bans political ad targeting by affiliation and voter records

◆ Sonos buys an AI startup to improve voice control for its speakers

◆ SpaceX's first Starship pops its top during a 'pressure test' in Texas

◆ WhatsApp banned over 400,000 accounts during Brazil's election

◆ Mixer streamers can limit clip-making to their regular viewers

◆ Sling TV now streams on Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max

◆ 'FIFA 20' will add South America's largest club tournament in March

◆ What's coming to Netflix in December: 'The Witcher' and 'Lost in Space'

◆ Epic extends the current 'Fortnite' season to focus on holiday updates

◆ Verizon's 5G coverage maps are here, and they're sparse

◆ Apple's iPhone 11 battery case includes a dedicated camera button

◆ Hyundai's Vision T concept SUV looks like a driveable TIE Fighter

◆ Lyft expands Grocery Access Program to Baltimore, Chicago and NYC

◆ Mercedes' EQC electric SUV will start at $67,900 in the US

◆ History's hit series 'Vikings' will live on through a sequel on Netflix

◆ What we're buying: TCL 65-inch 4K 65R625

◆ Microsoft tests Gmail integration in web-based Outlook

◆ The Osmose synth is both futuristic and familiar

◆ Amazon may open checkout-free supermarkets early next year

◆ Spotify's free streaming will work with Alexa and Bose speakers

◆ Steam is holding a sale to celebrate the launch of Remote Play Together

◆ 'Gylt' hands-on: Stadia's first exclusive game is simply spooky

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