Fair raises $50 million and acquires rental car delivery service Skurt; Global Eagle submits overdue SEC filings; and Hulu says Super Bowl live-streaming outage was caused by program-extension glitch.

Fair Raises $50 Million and Acquires Rental Car Delivery Service Skurt

Short-term car leasing startup Fair confirmed that it raised about $50 million in a round led by next47, the venture capital firm backed by Siemens; and acquired Skurt, a service that lets you rent a car, and then delivers that vehicle to you, TechCrunch reports. As part of the deal, Skurt’s existing service will be shut down and its technology and team will be integrated into Fair

Global Eagle Submits Overdue SEC Filings

Satellite connectivity and content provider Global Eagle Entertainment on Jan. 31 handed in the last of its late financial documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and expects the Nasdaq stock exchange will soon halt its delisting process, SpaceNews reports. The company had received several warnings since March that it was out of compliance with Nasdaq criteria. Global Eagle blamed its tardiness in delivering to the SEC a 2016 annual report and quarterly reports for the first nine months of 2017 on difficulty integrating recent mergers, most notably the $550 million purchase of EMC in May 2016.

Hulu Says Super Bowl Live-Streaming Outage Was Caused by Program-Extension Glitch

An unknown number of Hulu’s live TV subscribers missed the final minutes of Super Bowl LII — just before the last-ditch effort by the New England Patriots to tie up the game failed — and the company on Monday blamed the outage on an error in its system for extending live programming past its scheduled stop time, Variety reports. A Hulu rep said a small number of subscribers was affected by the outage.

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