Top Stories of the Day // January 19, 2016

Why Big Companies Keep Failing: The Stack Fallacy | 16 Apple Security Advances to Take Note of in 2016 | The Fail Whale Returns: Twitter Goes Down (And The Stock Does, Too) | Pakistan Lifts Its Three-Year Ban On YouTube | First Amazon Dash-Powered Devices Go Live, Will Automatically Reorder Supplies For You | Magic Bus Aims To Magically Ease Silicon Valley Commuter Woes With City-To-City Transportation | Indus OS Raises $5M To Make Android Work For First-Time Smartphone Users In India |

DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 2016 TODAY'S TOP STORIES: TOP HEADLINE | Anshu Sharma Why Big Companies Keep Failing: The Stack Fallacy Stack fallacy has caused many companies to attempt to capture new markets and fail spectacularly. When you see a database company thinking apps are easy, or a... Read More… CRUNCH NETWORK | Charles Edge 16 Apple Security Advances to Take Note of in 2016 Apple has long been known for providing an exceptional user experience. But many might not realize that over the past few years, they’ve been pushing the... Read More… SPONSORED CONTENT Reduce Support Costs by 20% or More with TeamSupport B2B Customer Support Software B2B customer support is different. TeamSupport is B2B software designed to improve customer visibility, solve issues faster and reduce costs. Learn More… Ingrid Lunden The Fail Whale Returns: Twitter Goes Down (And The Stock Does, Too) Twitter is having a tricky Tuesday. The social media site has been offline the the last several hours, covering a number of — but not all —... Read More… CATCH UP WITH CRUNCH REPORT SpaceX's Falcon 9 Falls Over WhatsApp drops its $1 fee, a new campaign on Crowdfunder pleas for a judicial review to reevaluate London’s 2012 decision to allow Uber, Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has secured $1B for its financial services arm, Snoop Dogg is investing in sports and messaging app GameOn. Watch Now Jon Russell Pakistan Lifts Its Three-Year Ban On YouTube YouTube has become available in Pakistan today, ending a three-year-ban on the Google-owned video site. Read More… Sarah Perez First Amazon Dash-Powered Devices Go Live, Will Automatically Reorder Supplies For You Your household appliances are getting smarter: think printers that re-order ink when you’re low, or washers that dispense just the right amount of... Read More… Sarah Buhr Magic Bus Aims To Magically Ease Silicon Valley Commuter Woes With City-To-City Transportation Magic Bus is a new startup out of Y Combinator that hopes to end many Bay Area commuter’s slow, soul-crushing daily drive down the 101 with a scheduled,... Read More… Jon Russell Indus OS Raises $5M To Make Android Work For First-Time Smartphone Users In India If you want proof that Android is the operating system of emerging markets, look no further than Indus OS. The company, formerly known as Firstouch, is tweaking... Read More… Get more stories at techcrunch.com  Newest Jobs From CrunchBoard: Front End Web Developer, Potato Posted: January 19 Director, Business Development and International Projects, Ryerson University Posted: January 18 Technical Lead Developer - ESF0001D, Prudential Posted: January 18 SEE MORE JOBS ON CRUNCHBOARD Post your tech jobs and reach millions of TechCrunch readers for only $200 per month If you do not want to receive this email or you would like to update your preferences click here. 410 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 © 2016 AOL Inc. All rights reserved.   Privacy Policy   Terms of Service