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🧭 Y Combinator Names Venture Capitalist Garry Tan As Its Next President
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🧭 Y Combinator Names Venture Capitalist Garry Tan As Its Next President

Plus: Secret Data, Tiny Islands and a Quest for Treasure on the Ocean Floor. Honda, LG Energy Plan $4.4 Billion EV Battery Factory in U.S. And more…

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Y Combinator Names Venture Capitalist Garry Tan As Its Next President. Y Combinator has tapped an outsider as its next president — sort of. The storied Bay Area-based accelerator has chosen venture capitalist and Y Combinator alum Garry Tan to serve as the fourth leader in its seventeen-year history. (Alex Konrad / Forbes)


Secret Data, Tiny Islands and a Quest for Treasure on the Ocean Floor. KINGSTON, Jamaica — As demand grows globally for metals needed to make batteries for electric vehicles, one of the richest untapped sources of the raw materials lies two and a half miles beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean. (Eric Lipton / The New York Times)


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Honda, LG Energy Plan $4.4 Billion EV Battery Factory in U.S. TOKYO—Honda Motor and LG Energy Solution said Monday they plan to build a $4.4 billion electric-vehicle battery factory in the U.S., the latest tie-up between auto makers and battery suppliers seeking to expand capacity by sharing upfront… (River Davis / Wall Street Journal)


Cryptocurrency influencers are peddling bad investment advice to millions of viewers. There's very little anyone can do to stop them. A generation of new hype-men are feeding audiences fascination with cryptocurrencies over social and traditional media. But their predictions are often terribly wrong. Their business practices show that they don't need to be right to make a killing… (Rob Price / Business Insider)


Elon Musk files another notice to terminate Twitter acquisition, citing additional 'undisclosed' reasons. Elon Musk filed another notice on Tuesday to terminate his acquisition of Twitter, citing additional reasons. Twitter shares were down more than 1% in pre-market trade. The latest filings come after Twitter's former head of security Peiter 'Mudge'…  (Arjun Kharpal / CNBC)


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