CoreWeave in Talks to Raise Funding at $16 Billion Valuation
The deal would more than double the company’s most recent valuation.
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Stability AI CEO Steps Down
The move comes after months of turmoil at the generative artificial intelligence startup.
China Hawk Rep. Mike Gallagher to Reportedly Join Palantir
Gallagher's bill to force a TikTok divestment or ban soared through the House this month.
Marketing Software Company Ibotta Files For IPO
The filing comes after strong debuts by Astera and Reddit this week.
Apple and Baidu Discussed AI Deal for iPhones in China
The talks are the latest sign that Apple is looking for outside partnerships to bring new AI capabilities to its devices.
Y Combinator Plots $2 Billion in New Funds
Last week, longtime YC leader Michael Seibel announced he was stepping back.
Apple, Google Expected to Face EU Probes Under New Digital Law
The probes would be the latest steps in European Union's efforts to regulate tech giants under the region's new sweeping rules.
Alibaba Sells Down Stake in Chinese Video Firm Bilibili
While selling some of its assets, the Chinese e-commerce and cloud computing giant is ramping up investments in artificial intelligence.
IPO Mania for Reddit, Astera
Reddit's IPO “pop” was bigger than Snap’s in 2017 and Pinterest’s in 2019.
Justice Department Sues Apple
The long-expected lawsuit means that four major tech firms are now being sued by the federal government on antitrust grounds
Former Alibaba CEO Joins Chinese Investment Firm
Daniel Zhang, who stepped down as CEO and chair last year, has joined Firstred Capital, whose fund will be backed by Alibaba.
Justice Department Could Sue Apple Thursday Over Antitrust Issues
The move comes amid criticism from competitors that Apple's tweaks to the App Store in the U.S. and Europe to satisfy regulators don't go far enough.
Reddit Prices IPO at $34 a Share, Reflecting Strong Demand
Reddit priced its shares at $34 a piece, implying a valuation of $6.4 billion, as it prepares to list publicly Thursday, a person familiar with the matter said.
Meta, Microsoft and Musk’s X Team Up to Fight Apple in Court
The tech companies complain that Apple's recent changes to App Store rules, which respond to a 2021 court ruling, breach the ruling and will drive up prices.
Equinix Stock Falls After Hindenburg Research Report
The report raised questions about the company’s accounting practices, as well as ability to generate revenue from the artificial intelligence boom.
Apollo Reportedly Makes $11 Billion Bid for Paramount’s Studio
Apollo's bid is just for Paramount's film and TV studio and joins a competing bid from David Ellison's Skydance Media for the whole company.
Temu Owner PDD Holdings’ Quarterly Revenue More Than Doubled
The e-commerce giant spent 50% more on marketing than a year earlier, likely due to Temu’s ad blitz.
China’s Tencent Plans to Double Share Buybacks This Year
The Chinese tech giant is trying to shore up investor confidence amid uncertainties over China's economy and the outlook for its videogame business.
U.S. Mulls Blacklisting Chinese Chip Firms Tied to Huawei
Such a move would be part of Washington's ongoing effort to undermine Beijing's attempt to develop more advanced chips.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Visits China Amid Shrinking Sales
Cook’s visit comes amid shrinking sales in China, brought on by a slowing economy and tough competition from Huawei and other Chinese brands.
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