Rose Velazquez
Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism, news reporting, SEO writing
Education: Louisiana State University
Rose Velazquez is a Built In staff reporter on the editorial team. She previously worked as a reporter for Delmarva Now, part of the USA Today network, covering crime, breaking news and justice-related issues.
She has a mass communication degree with a concentration in journalism from Louisiana State University, where she served as a reporter and editor for the student newspaper The Daily Reveille.
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The transaction, which is expected to close by the end of 2026, will help Lansweeper expand its cybersecurity capabilities and drive international growth.
The fintech company is hiring to support its expanding Home Loans business unit.
The company, which develops solutions for the in-person service economy, was founded in 2017 as GlossGenius and is now operating under the new name Genius AI.
Balancing weight, aerodynamics and aesthetics for road cyclists, the Zipp 404 S is designed for optimized speed and performance.
The company will be hiring across sales, marketing and customer support as part of its EMEA expansion.
Claire Peters, who will step into the executive role later this year, has served in leadership positions for grocery, consumer and retail businesses across four continents throughout her career.
Based on travel spend, the United Arab Emirates represents the ninth largest global market for the AI-native travel and spend management solutions provider.
This collaboration will allow Celonis' customers to build AI agents that can make decisions based on real-time operational context.
The semiconductor company made its Nasdaq debut Thursday, trading under the ticker symbol CBRS as it offered 30 million shares at an initial price of $185 per share.
The company has now raised more than $250 million to support the development of autonomous vehicle expressways.
Motive Analytics unifies data across physical operations and comes with AI Answers, a tool that can understand and answer natural language questions.
The Los Angeles-based company is using AI to help organizations better detect and respond to harmful online narratives.