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When Time-Based Pricing Works (Or Does It?)
Cloud Spending Hits Record Amid Economic Fallout From COVID-19; Intuit agrees to acquire TradeGecko for $80M; Proper raises $4.8 million to become the 'Uber of property accounting'; Online Lender Kabbage Shopping For Buyers; Rippling Scores $145B In Series B Round; Xero goes ‘On Air’; United States To Investigate Intuit’s $7B Takeover Of Credit Karma; Scientists rename human genes to stop Microsoft Excel from misreading them as dates; Remote work really does mean longer days — and more meetings; and more!
ScaleFactor Fails to Scale, Blames COVID-19
We're covering lots of ground in this episode, with news about how ScaleFactor, the "accounting firm with software engineers" that raised $100 million from A-list venture capital firms, is abruptly shutting down, and how Wirecard's future in doubt after revealing missing $2.1B; Wirecard's CEO, Markus Braun, is arrested, and why EY failed to ask Wirecard for bank statements for three years. We'll also examine NASDAQ's suspension of trading of Luckin Coffee after its massive fraud. In other news, GE swaps KPMG for Deloitte, the SBA has exempted lawmakers, and federal officials from ethics rules for the Paycheck Protection Program, PPP recipients can now apply early for forgiveness, and the Treasury sent more than one million coronavirus stimulus payments to dead people. We've got app news, including how Intuit changed its tech development focus, while laying of 715, and much more!
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