Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent tech investors, is renouncing its status as a venture-capital firm

View online           Tech Insider           Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent tech investors, is renouncing its status as a venture-capital firm   In an interview with Forbes, Marc Andreessen said that Andreessen Horowitz is moving away from venture capital and toward financial services.   READ MORE           Video appears to show a Tesla Model S traveling on the road at speed with no one in the driver's seat   The Tesla Model S seen in the video appears to be operating on Autopilot. A camera pans around the cabin to show someone lying down in the back seat.   READ MORE           Google's CEO once shut down an experimental project that would have totally changed how YouTube creators get paid, report says   Known internally as "Project Bean," the plan would pay YouTube creators for engagement, not ads.   READ MORE             I kept hearing about these 'Bose-killer' headphones, so I finally tried them out — and they're seriously good   The Sony WH-1000 XM3 headphones are worthy adversaries for the Bose QC35. Here's how to know which pair is better for you.   READ MORE           7-Eleven unveiled a store of the future complete with scan-and-go tech, craft beer, and tacos as it prepares to fend off Amazon Go   7-Eleven just launched a new lab store in Dallas, and it's hoping it'll prove to be the "future of convenience."   READ MORE           Apple's AirPower is officially dead — here are 3 alternatives you can use to charge your Apple devices at the same time   Apple has canceled its AirPower charging mat, but alternatives like the SliceCharge 2 and Nomad Base Station offer a similar experience.   READ MORE           Regulators just gave some legal hope to food and drink makers using cannabis extract CBD   The FDA has previously said that CBD-containing foods are illegal because the ingredient is also an approved drug. A new statement hinted at a change.   READ MORE           Google has deleted the Google+ profiles of Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Sundar Pichai amid the Google+ shutdown — wiping away years of important company history   Tuesday marked the day when Google began deleting Google+ accounts. And not immune to the purge were accounts of high-powered Google executives.   READ MORE           Lyft is down more than 20% since its IPO — and could fall even more once short-sellers are allowed to pounce   S3 Partners, a data firm that tracks short interest on Wall Street, says to expect further price weakness.   READ MORE           Facebook is asking some new users for their email passwords and appears to be harvesting their contacts without consent   The latest security scandal from Facebook increases the risk of users getting hacked, experts warn.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006