Top Stories of the Day // May 2, 2013

Thursday, May 2, 2013 Posted by bloggerdaddy
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Disrupt NY wrapped last night with Enigma winning the Startup Battlefield, taking home $50,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup. The event has ended, but you can still check out all of this year's action here. Go Now!

Today's Top Stories // May 2, 2013

Chris Velazco

And The Winner Of TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2013 Is... Enigma!

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Leena Rao

Readying For An IPO, Peer-To-Peer Lending Marketplace Lending Club Raises $125M From Google And Others At $1.6B Valuation

Peer-to-peer lending platform Lending Club is announcing a huge new investor today: Google. Google and existing investor Foundation Capital have put $125... read more

Rip Empson

Philz Coffee Raises Eight-Figure Round From Summit, Angels, As Specialty Coffee Market Heats Up

I've found that when people visit San Francisco, it's not unusual to hear them ask something like: "No seriously, is there a coffee shop on every block in this... read more

Victoria Ho

Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei Sellers Are Struggling As Phones Get Cheaper

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Catherine Shu

China Is Investing $810M In Beidou, A Navigation System It Hopes Will Eventually Rival GPS

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Matt Burns

New York Startup Scene Shines At TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2013

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Sarah Perez

Stylish Office Products & Furnishing E-Tailer Poppin Raises $11.1 Million Series B, Prepares Offline Expansion

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Mike Butcher

FeedHenry Secures $9M Funding Led By Intel Capital To Feed Boom in Mobile Enterprise

If, say, a company uses both Sharepoint and Salesforce inside a mobile app, to get that data into one app they need multiple levels of API integration. Because... read more

Mike Butcher

MasterFX Photo App Claims To Make You A Michelangelo Not An Instagram Sheep

Photo and video apps have rocketed up the app store charts driven by apps like Instagram and Vine, becoming the third largest category in iOS downloads. Most... read more

Mike Butcher

Survey Finds UK Startups Upbeat On Growth And Revenues, Downbeat On Fundraising

Startups in the UK are upbeat about the future and usually more profitable (comparatively) than their US counterparts (which tend to focus on growth over... read more
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