France’s Most Valuable Start-Up’s Raison D’être Is Creating A Circular Economy For Tech

You could say being an entrepreneur was almost destiny for Thibaud Hug de Larauze, who grew up in a family of them. His father, grandfather and two brothers are all entrepreneurs, so talk about building a business was ordinary dinner conversation. What’s not so ordinary is that Hug de Lauraze heads France’s most valuable startup – a company formed in 2014 and now worth more than $5.7 billion, based on a recent funding round of $510 million. Overall, the company, Back Market has attracted more than $1b in VC investment.

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What’s In Your Toolkit? 30+ Expert-Approved Content Marketing Tools

The content marketing landscape continues to evolve, with an ever-increasing focus on understanding consumer intent and delivering quality, relevant, and trustworthy content.

And in order to meet these needs and demands of your target audience, you need the right tools to properly plan, write, optimize, and promote your best work.

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Tech Giant Destroys the Chip Recovery Fantasy: No Quick Fix Actually Possible

The CEO of Synaptics, a tech giant also building components for the automotive industry, including touch controllers, explains there’s no easy way to deal with the chip shortage in the short term.

In a recent interview, Michael Hurlston said the lack of chips will continue to be what he described as a persistent problem as we’re getting closer to 2023, and dealing with it is almost impossible overnight.

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Synaptics CEO Michael Hurlston on the how supply chain crisis has impacted his business including rise in input prices.

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Synaptics, Inc. Rings the Nasdaq Stock Market Opening Bell in Celebration of its 20th Listing Anniversary

Synaptics, Inc. (Nasdaq: SYNA), which engineers exceptional experiences using cutting-edge connectivity, sensing, and processing solutions, visits the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square. There it will celebrate two decades since its IPO, yet another year of outstanding performance, and an acquisition that further solidifies its foundation for growth in 2022—and beyond. In honor of the occasion, Michael Hurlston, CEO and Dean Butler, CFO rings the Opening Bell.

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Synaptics (SYNA) CEO Michael Hurlston On Earnings

Synaptics (SYNA) is a developer of human interface hardware and software. They reported earnings Feb. 4 with a record gross margin of 53.5% and record operating margin of 18.5%. Synaptics CEO Michael Hurlston joins Oliver to discuss the latest earnings. Michael says their focus is on the internet of things sector. They do semiconductors devices for automobiles and virtual reality glasses for example, he explains. Michael discusses the strength and growth in gross margins. Tune in for the full discussion.

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Get To Know Botify: A Sneak Peek Inside With CEO Adrien Menard

Botify's CEO talks machine learning in SEO, prioritizing optimizations in enterprise, and what his company is looking for in SEO talent.

Perhaps you’ve heard of enterprise crawler-turned-end-to-end-SEO-management solution Botify in the past.

But what has the company and its team been up to lately?

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With growing consumer awareness and demand for planet-friendly products, the message is clear. Sustainability isn’t just good for the climate – it can be good for business, too

According to research from social media management platform SproutSocial, some 66% of consumers want the brands they use to be involved in social and political issues. New businesses that leverage this passion can set themselves up for great success, while also making a positive environmental impact.

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Most everyone is still in the “new year, new me” phase, and one of the best ways to reshape yourself is to start a new job. New York is full of opportunities, but there is no one-size-fits-all route to take. For example, those considering starting a family will naturally prioritize companies with a sterling family leave policy. Someone interested in disruption will gravitate toward startups working in decidedly non-tech fields. Even those who just want to join a “fast-growing company” need to be judicious as not all such organizations are scaling at the same rate.

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Europe’s tech scene has struggled to emerge from the shadows of giants in the U.S. and Asia, but friendly local policies and a global overflow of investment capital are now giving the region a gusher of cash.

Investments in European tech firms soared to $93.3 billion last year, a record and a 142% increase over the year before, according to CB Insights. The number of deals jumped as well, to 7,051 from 5,746 the year before and 6,051 the year before that.

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