CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list – our 11th annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit an application: cnb.cx/3ka4YNy
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CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list. Learn more about eligibility and how to submit an application:
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Last month I took a walk around "The Wormhole" with & – The monster factory next to Long Beach airport, where 3D-printers are beginning work on Terran R.
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NEW: The Federal Trade Commission has proposed that GoodRx be barred from sharing health data with third parties for advertising. CNBC's reports.
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“When I first got the call, my first thought was, ‘Heck no,’” Uber CEO told LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky in a recent interview.
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The 3D printing industry started with creating trinkets and toys, but it's slowly making its way into mainstream production lines.
It has also exponentially progressed over the past decade — here are a couple #Disruptor50 companies leading the charge.
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Wise has been accused by a rival fintech company of undermining competition in the money transfer market.
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Cybersecurity jobs are in high demand even as the tech industry goes through layoffs.
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Venture capital investors are pumping the brakes on aggressive funding of startups, spooked by an uncertain economic picture, plunging tech industry stock prices and growing recession fears.
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Time for the IPO woes to go? CNBC's reports that payments company Stripe is considering going public within the next year.
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NEW: Stripe will make a decision on its plans to go public within the next year, has confirmed.
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House lawmakers have considered the role of social media, and specifically Snapchat, in propagating the fentanyl poisoning crisis.
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New year, new list... CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list — our annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit:
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An estimated 200 companies are working to build eVTOLs — a new type of small passenger aircraft designed for transportation within congested urban environments.
They’re not on the market yet, but they could eventually become the air taxis of the future.
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SpaceX has completed a major test of its latest Starship prototype, as the #Disruptor50 company prepares for the first orbital launch of the towering rocket.
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Hate fast fashion? Good news: the market for plant-based clothing is growing fast. CNBC's reports.
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Venture capital investors are pumping the brakes on aggressive funding of startups, spooked by an uncertain economic picture, plunging tech industry stock prices and growing recession fears.
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An estimated 200 companies are working to build eVTOLs — a new type of small passenger aircraft designed for transportation within congested urban environments.
They’re not on the market yet, but they could eventually become the air taxis of the future.
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Like artificial intelligence a few years ago, digital twin technology's time has come for wider adoption to support business applications.
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SpaceX has completed a major test of its latest Starship prototype, as the #Disruptor50 company prepares for the first orbital launch of the towering rocket.
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Shortly after reports surfaced that Palantir assisted in tracking down Osama bin Laden, CNBC rolled out its inaugural #Disruptor50 list in 2013.
It remained a fixture on the list until going public in 2020. Read more from CNBC's .
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Matt Rogers helped to usher in the era of smart devices as co-founder of Nest Labs, the home thermostat that was ultimately acquired by Google.
His latest venture focuses on creating sustainable technology to help with a very big problem: food waste.
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New year, new list... CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list — our annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit:
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As part of Amazon’s widespread layoffs, some employees in the nascent drone delivery project are losing their jobs, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Bitcoin rose further over the weekend, as traders took news of another crypto bankruptcy in their stride and placed bets on a Federal Reserve “pivot” to cutting interest rates.
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Like artificial intelligence a few years ago, digital twin technology's time has come for wider adoption to support business applications.
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Whatever Airbnb and Uber became during the decade of “growth at all costs," they started by being scrappy in difficult times and seizing on disruptive ideas.
If history repeats itself, this year's #Disruptor50 list could be the most consequential yet.
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New year, new list... CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list — our annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit:
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For all the success achieved by vaccine makers like Moderna, investors at #Davos seem to have come down from their mRNA high.
It's a reversal in sentiment that stretches back as far as 2015 when Moderna topped CNBC's annual #Disruptor50 list.
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WATCH: recently sat down with 's Zach Reitano to discuss the digital health startup's new weight management program.
The company ranked No. 38 on last year's CNBC #Disruptor 50 list. To nominate a company for this year's list visit cnbc.com/disruptors.
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CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list – our 11th annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit an application: cnb.cx/3ka4YNy
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Troy Swope’s journey to launching #Disruptor50 company Footprint started when he was working as a manager at the Silicon Valley tech company, Intel.
“I describe myself as an ‘accidental environmentalist,’” Swope tells .
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Matt Rogers helped to usher in the era of smart devices as co-founder of Nest Labs, the home thermostat that was ultimately acquired by Google.
His latest venture focuses on creating sustainable technology to help with a very big problem: food waste.
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NEW: is in discussions to acquire the BetParx sportsbook, as the #Disruptor50 company looks to take a bigger position in sports betting, according to people familiar with the matter.
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. is launching a program to offer GLP-1 drugs shipped direct to a patient’s home as part of its new weight management program.
The company ranked No. 38 on last year's CNBC #Disruptor50 list.
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For all the success achieved by vaccine makers like Moderna, investors at #Davos seem to have come down from their mRNA high.
It's a reversal in sentiment that stretches back as far as 2015 when Moderna topped CNBC's annual #Disruptor50 list.
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This week, acquired social media app Gas: an app that is built around the concept of teens using technology to compliment each other.
But the deal comes amid more focus on the widespread negative health and wellness effects of social media.
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CNBC is now accepting nominations for the 2023 #Disruptor50 list – our 11th annual look at the most innovative venture-backed companies.
Learn more about eligibility and how to submit an application: cnb.cx/3ka4YNy
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Whatever Airbnb and Uber became during the decade of “growth at all costs," they started by being scrappy in difficult times and seizing on disruptive ideas.
If history repeats itself, this year's #Disruptor50 list could be the most consequential yet.
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