Extend is a “well funded early stage startup,” according to a tweet from its founder and CEO Woody Levin. The San Francisco-based startup had been using the off-brand HelloExtend.com domain name for its website.
According to a tweet from its founder yesterday, the company has acquired its brand match Extend.com domain name:
A Boston-area company announced via press release that it was rebranding its business with a descriptive domain name. Datasafe Information Security, which was founded in 1990 and will be celebrating its 30th anniversary next year, is rebranding as Destruction.com.
Since the company was founded, it’s primary focus of shredding documents has grown beyond paper shredding. The company now offers a variety of destruction services, including electronics, counterfeit or defective products, expired foods, and more. With its expanded focus, I think the Destruction.com branding is stronger and better describes its services.
I saw a VentureBeat article shared via Twitter about a company called Kin announcing a $47 million round of funding. The company has now raised “over $60 million” in funding. After clicking through to the article, I could see that this insurance startup was using the Kin.com domain name.
Kin raises $47 million to broker homeowner insurance in disaster-prone areas https://t.co/CCoCwLYGWR
— VentureBeat (@VentureBeat) August 28, 2019
I just saw a tweet from TechCrunch linking to an article announcing that a company called Capacity raised a $13.2 million in its Series B round of funding. In total, the company has raised $23.2 million in funding. The company, which was previously known as Jane.AI, recently secured the brand match Capacity.com domain name.
Workplace digital assistant startup Capacity raises $13.2M from Midwestern VCs https://t.co/f8IkZ46ZOG by @lucasmtny pic.twitter.com/w12VXHOFhF
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) August 22, 2019
Founded in 2016, JetSuiteX describes itself as an “affordable private-like air travel for the cost of an airline seat with free snacks, drinks, bags and business class legroom.” Earlier this month, the company announced a rebrand to JSX, and it looks like the company was able to secure the brand match JSX.com domain name in advance of the rebranding.
Here’s an excerpt from the press release announcing the rebrand:
TechCrunch published an article about a venture capital firm’s aim to raise $140 million for its third investment fund. The firm is called A.Capital Partners. TechCrunch tweeted about the company and its news, and you can see how the company’s branding is displayed on social media:
https://t.co/swd8Qs9rnE Partners, founded by Ronny Conway, targets $140 million for its third fund https://t.co/huI4q2yNPV by @cookie pic.twitter.com/4ww3GS8SHM
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) August 9, 2019
