AI in business: funding rounds, acquisitions, market trends, and enterprise adoption.
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Microsoft is investing $10 billion in Japan from 2026 to 2029, marking its largest ever commitment to the country and signaling a major push into the AI-driven future.
Tesla has reclaimed the global quarterly BEV sales crown from BYD in Q1 2026, but the broader market trends suggest a more complex competitive landscape.
Elon Musk's SpaceX may be preparing for an IPO on June 7th rather than the originally expected April 20th, reflecting his busy schedule managing multiple ventures.
Google's new data center will be powered by a natural gas plant emitting millions of tons of carbon dioxide annually, raising concerns about the company's environmental commitments.
OpenAI acquires TBPN, the Silicon Valley tech podcast, while maintaining its independent operations under new leadership. The move reflects OpenAI's strategy to expand influence through content and community engagement.
Iran threatens U.S. tech firms amid escalating tensions, while political strategist Donald Trump gears up for the midterm elections. Meanwhile, prediction market Polymarket opens a pop-up bar in DC.
Geely Holding Group, led by billionaire chairman Li Shufu, has announced it will stop building new factories and instead lease existing ones, citing overcapacity in the global automotive industry.
Hollywood executive Kathleen Kennedy voiced skepticism at the Runway AI Summit, contrasting with industry enthusiasm for AI's creative potential. The event, held shortly after Sora's announcement, drew comparisons between AI and transformative inventions like fire and the printing press.
Learn what an Initial Public Offering (IPO) is and why SpaceX's planned IPO is significant, especially with Elon Musk's potential rise to trillionaire status.
StrictlyVC San Francisco brings together leaders from TDK Ventures, Replit, and other prominent tech firms on April 30. Space is limited, with registration required to secure a spot.
Amazon's Spring Sale may be over, but numerous deals remain available across home, tech, and other categories. Shoppers can still find significant discounts on high-demand products.
Klarna has announced a $1.7 billion deal to free up capital for lending as its stock has plummeted 76% since its IPO. The Swedish fintech is looking to strengthen its financial position amid macroeconomic headwinds and investor concerns.
