Nvidia sells off stake in Arm, a company it once tried to buy

Nvidia sells off stake in Arm, a company it once tried to buy

The world’s most valuable company has become a major investor across the technology industry Published Wed, Feb 18, 2026 · 12:59 PM [SAN FRANCISCO] Nvidia sold off the last of its stake in Arm Holdings, a chip technology company that it tried and failed to acquire five years ago. Nvidia unloaded 1.1 million shares, worth…

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Every time a startup stalls, these 5 blind spots are to blame

Every time a startup stalls, these 5 blind spots are to blame

You know the feeling. Growth flattens. The energy dips. The metrics are not terrible, but they are not moving. You tell yourself it is just a slow month, a weird cycle, the market. But deep down, you sense something is off. Most startups do not stall because founders are lazy or untalented. They stall because…

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RNC mocks ‘Forget someone again??’ after Dems’ Presidents Day post leaves out big name

RNC mocks ‘Forget someone again??’ after Dems’ Presidents Day post leaves out big name

Democrats were mocked for leaving one of their most popular presidents off their party’s Presidents’ Day message after Republicans noticed that former President Bill Clinton was absent. The former Arkansas governor and 42nd commander in chief was missing from a “Happy President’s Day” image that included John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Franklin Roosevelt, Barack Obama and Joe Biden.…

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7 hard truths about the loneliness of early entrepreneurship

7 hard truths about the loneliness of early entrepreneurship

You expected the late nights. You expected the financial risk. You expected your friends to not fully understand what a pre seed round actually means. What you probably did not expect was how quiet it would feel. How the Slack notifications slow down after 7 pm. How your group chat stops buzzing when you skip…

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7 reasons saying “yes” too early is the biggest founder trap

7 reasons saying “yes” too early is the biggest founder trap

You tell yourself it is momentum. The customer wants a custom feature. An investor offers a small check with complicated terms. A potential partner promises “exposure.” In the early days, every opportunity feels like oxygen. So you say yes. Then three months later, your roadmap is bloated, your burn rate is creeping up, and you…

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Why Outsourcing Customer Service is a Smart Growth Strategy

Why Outsourcing Customer Service is a Smart Growth Strategy

Customer expectations in today’s society are higher than ever before; customers expect an answer immediately at any time, day or night, and through multiple channels. Managing the never-ending flow of customer contact and assistance is difficult. This is especially true for a developing company with an already stretched-thin, small workforce and so many other priorities.…

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