Couples therapy...but for cofounders?

This week brought some interesting product launches from big tech with Bezos making a move on CVS, and Paypal extending a philanthropic arm. It's also been a curious week over in community discussions with some spicy topics up for debate. Couples therapy with your cofounder anyone?

Here's a quick glance ICYMI:

👐 PayPal Generosity Network launched allowing users to create fundraising campaigns to raise up to $20,000 over a 30-day period with PayPal.

💸 Google Pay had a massive relaunch giving users the ability to track spending, send and receive money, earn rewards, and improve financial health.

🎧 Ambush Special Edition Powerbeats released for $199.95. The new design has a glow-in-the-dark feature which is great for night time activities.

💊 Amazon Pharmacy is a new medical service that makes it easier for users to get prescribed medication right from Amazon.

🐦 Twitter Fleets is like Instagram stories...but for Twitter.

Top daily hunts this week 🏆

Machine Translation by Lingvanex allows users to integrate machine translation for up to 110 languages.

BeeCanvas allows users to visual ideas and collaborate with their teams using a virtual whiteboard.

Glorify 2.0 is a design tool that allows teams to easily create product images.

Plant Parenthood allows plant owners to share their plants or ask for help from a global community of plant parents.

Would you go to couples therapy with your co-founder? As an idea shared at YCombinator's Future Founders Conference 2020, we discuss the unorthodox yet viable option of building healthier business relationships.

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