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Bolt Mobility, co-founded by Usain Bolt, seems to have ceased operations and vanished from at least five US cities, leaving unusable e-bikes; Bolt raised $40.2M (Rebecca Bellan/TechCrunch)

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Bolt Mobility, co-founded by Usain Bolt, seems to have ceased operations and vanished from at least five US cities, leaving unusable e-bikes; Bolt raised $40.2M  —  Bolt Mobility, the Miami-based micromobility startup co-founded by Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt, appears to have vanished without …

Vivo Y02s smartphone leaked online

Vivo Y20s, the upcoming entry-level smartphone from the house of Vivo has surfaced on the official website. The images were accidentally leaked on the website but were quickly taken down. https://ift.tt/du86LRK

Redmi Note 11 SE tipped to launch soon in India

As per the report, the device will be exclusive to the Indian market and will be different from the one launched in China earlier this year. The report also claims that the same phone will be launched in some other markets as the Poco M5s, which has already been spotted on several certification sites. https://ift.tt/zRX5nyC

As the market downturn sees some US tech investors and startups hunkering down, others continue as normal; Q2 average investment deal sizes are at record levels (Heather Somerville/Wall Street Journal)

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As the market downturn sees some US tech investors and startups hunkering down, others continue as normal; Q2 average investment deal sizes are at record levels  —  Market correction leaves some startups in crisis as others take employees on vacation  —  Why a 2022 Recession Would Be Unlike Any Other

Inside China's $16B virtual influencer industry, as motion capture actors complain of hard working conditions powering their avatars four to five hours per day (Rest of World)

Rest of World:
Inside China's $16B virtual influencer industry, as motion capture actors complain of hard working conditions powering their avatars four to five hours per day  —  Hidden behind the perfect faces of China's $16 billion virtual celebrity industry is an angry, overworked labor force.