"Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong confirmed a significant data breach, with hackers stealing customers' personal information, including government IDs, leading to a ransom demand of $20 million."
"Chime has officially filed for an IPO, revealing its partnership with the Dallas Mavericks, which has provided marketing benefits including the brand logo on team jerseys."
"InventWood's 'Superwood', a new wood material, matches the strength of steel, and the company plans to utilize wood chips to create superior structural beams."
"Y Combinator filed an amicus brief against Google, pointing out how the tech giant has dampened innovation by hindering independent firms from funding disruptive startups."
This week's highlights include a data breach at Coinbase where customers' personal information was stolen and hackers demanded $20 million. In the startup world, Chime has filed for an IPO, and InventWood introduced 'Superwood', a wood material as strong as steel. Additionally, Y Combinator expressed concerns regarding Google stifling competition among startups in an antitrust case. VCs are excited about Granola, an AI note-taking app, which has raised $43 million in new funding. The week concluded with positive notes from Apple.
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