The Bolt founder was sued by investor Activant Capital last year, who claimed he breached his duties to the company. Now, both parties are settling.| Forbes
The Silicon Valley wunderkind rode his fintech unicorn Bolt to the bank. Then came the lawsuits and money squabbles — and a brutal valuation crash that wiped out much of his fortune.| Forbes
The SEC said in a letter to the company that it won't recommend any action against the startup, following an investigation into whether Bolt violated securities laws during fundraising.| Forbes
Bolt's Ryan Breslow aims to make seamless, one-click checkout a staple for small businesses and local chains.| Forbes
Airtable’s new Cobuilder product generates apps just from a simple prompt — and has the $11.7 billion-valued startup back eyeing an IPO after painful job cuts.| Forbes
A new wave of startups are anticipating the existential crisis facing the AI industry: What happens when we run out of data?| Forbes
The Anduril founder has sued the construction company who led a $2.5 million project to turn the property next to his Newport Beach, California, home into a giant garage.| Forbes