If there were any doubt that the era of men?s ecommerce is upon us, it?s time to lay that argument to rest. It?s not just that male-focused startups are popping up left and right and raising seed capital to get out of the batter?s box. For the first time, these businesses are achieving the traction and growth needed to raise growth rounds and find exits.

Yves Carcelle, who, in the words of the New York Times ?transformed Louis Vuitton from a staid French maker of handbags and travel trunks into one of the world?s most recognizable luxury brands? died over the weekend. I have a short note in today?s Daily Update (members only) that compared Louis Viutton to Apple.

We experimented with LinkedIn publishing. Over 30 days, we published 17 articles on LinkedIn that garnered 727,632 views. One single article exceeded 500,000 views and is being studied at LinkedIn for how an article from a non-Influencer spread so quickly.

With 15,000 mAh of juice and two ports in a pocket-sized lightweight body, you can charge your phone and tablet simultaneously wherever you go.

When Apple wants to make a big splash, it returns to its history.

As Internet connectivity gets embedded into every aspect of our lives, investors, entrepreneurs, and engineers are rushing to cash in.

The computing industry has always sold to segments. Mainframes to large companies, minicomputers to medium-sized companies, PCs first to companies and then middle-class households, and so on. Today, there are around 1.5-1.6bn PCs on earth, of which perhaps half are owned by consumers, yet there are 7.1bn people on earth and 5.25bn adults. PC buyers are still a segment, and a pretty small one, and so, by extension, was the internet.

Whenever the tech bubble question comes up, as it does with regularity, it sparks a debate about the definition of a bubble, or what qualifies as overvaluation.

Cotton candy, in all of its colorful, puffy glory, is one of those timeless treats capable of evoking childhood with one disintegrating bite.