More top reads Keeping devices out of landfills: Singapore's tech subscription service Circular snagged $7.6 million in new funding as it develops a way for used high-end electronics to find new homes. Read more. Better to have more than less: As it turns out, Mastodon actually has 407,000 more monthly users than it thought. Find out what moved the needle. The reports have it: A new California law now mandates that VC firms release the diversity information of their investments. Here's how that came to be. Not so fast: Spotify put some restrictions on its free tier in India to attract more paid users. Let's see if that strategy pays off. Pull up a chair: Meet Canopy, a social app being built by a former TikTok employee for content creators to network and "spill the tea." Read more. Investing between the coasts: Michigan's Grand Ventures closed on a second fund of $50 million for investment in early-stage companies. Find out who they invest in. Going head-to-head with X: Instagram Threads is preparing a new feature called Trending Topics to compete more with the former Twitter. We spin some yarn about it. These ships actually do sail themselves: Saronic, a defense startup building autonomous seagoing vessels, raises $55 million. See if this floats your boat. Funding for female founders: ALIAVIA Ventures closed on its first fund to fight gender funding inequalities in the U.S. and Australia. Get in on the action. Funding woes north of the border: Canadian startups had a tough third quarter, and AI's popularity isn't making a big difference. Here's why. (TC+) Weekend warriors you may have missed: Virgio's fast-fashion dream is over To attend or not to attend: We asked 52 founders whether events are useful or a waste of time (TC+) Zendesk emerges from last year's turbulence with strong outlook (TC+) Brave lays off 9% of its workforce How Nvidia became a major player in robotics | 
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