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SoftBank’s $40 Billion OpenAI Bet Is Now Official
AIBusinessStartups

SoftBank’s $40 Billion OpenAI Bet Is Now Official

The Japanese investment giant SoftBank has completed its planned $40 billion stake in OpenAI. The deal, first agreed to in early 2025, cements SoftBank’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence.

by Elisa RomeroDecember 30, 2025
Meta Spends $2B on a Chinese-Born AI Startup. What Could Go Wrong?
AIBusinessStartups

Meta Spends $2B on a Chinese-Born AI Startup. What Could Go Wrong?

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is making one of its biggest AI bets yet, acquiring the startup Manus for over $2 billion. The deal is a landmark because Manus was founded in China, instantly raising geopolitical eyebrows. Can Meta navigate the political minefield to get the tech it wants?

by Elisa RomeroDecember 30, 2025
OpenAI’s $555K “Stressful” Job Is Basically Impossible
AISoftwareStartups

OpenAI’s $555K “Stressful” Job Is Basically Impossible

OpenAI is trying to hire a new Head of Preparedness, a role CEO Sam Altman admits will be “stressful.” The job pays $555,000 a year plus equity, but experts argue it’s “close to an impossible job” that requires telling Altman to slow down.

by Nathan ColeDecember 29, 2025
Mizuho’s CEO is going on the offensive, and rivals should take note
BusinessInnovationStartups

Mizuho’s CEO is going on the offensive, and rivals should take note

Mizuho Financial Group is taking a different path than its Japanese rivals. Instead of buying banks, it’s using boutique acquisitions and AI to fuel a global corporate banking expansion and a domestic retail push.

by Elisa RomeroDecember 29, 2025
What it really takes to raise a Series A now
BusinessInnovationStartups

What it really takes to raise a Series A now

The bar for a Series A is sky-high. Investors are looking for undeniable product-market fit, repeatable sales, and founders with relentless passion. Here’s what they said at TechCrunch Disrupt.

by Elisa RomeroDecember 27, 2025
A Blockchain Taxi App Is Coming to Take on Uber in NYC
InnovationSoftwareStartups

A Blockchain Taxi App Is Coming to Take on Uber in NYC

TADA, a ride-hailing app that uses blockchain and charges drivers a tiny flat fee instead of a commission, is planning a launch in New York City this June. The Singapore-based company, which pulled in a record $19.8 million in revenue last October, is betting its model will appeal to drivers fed up

by Elisa RomeroDecember 26, 2025
Can a VC Vet Really Fix the Government’s Tech Hiring?
BusinessInnovationStartups

Can a VC Vet Really Fix the Government’s Tech Hiring?

The US government is launching a new initiative to recruit high-skilled tech workers for two-year stints. The challenge? Competing with Silicon Valley salaries and a rigid hiring process.

by Nathan ColeDecember 25, 2025
Seattle’s Drone Bet: Can It Really Replace DJI?
InnovationStartups

Seattle’s Drone Bet: Can It Really Replace DJI?

New FCC rules blocking foreign-made drones could make Seattle a major drone manufacturing hub, creating tens of thousands of jobs. But the move, targeting China’s DJI, also promises higher prices and a multi-year scramble to build a domestic supply chain.

by Nathan ColeDecember 24, 2025
Ex-Doctor’s AI Scribe Startup Hits $465 Million Valuation
AIInnovationStartups

Ex-Doctor’s AI Scribe Startup Hits $465 Million Valuation

Thomas Kelly left medicine after facing “incredible burnout” from endless administrative tasks. He founded Heidi, an AI medical scribe, which just raised $65 million at a $465 million valuation.

by Elisa RomeroDecember 24, 2025
Coinbase Bets Big on Prediction Markets with New Acquisition
BusinessSoftwareStartups

Coinbase Bets Big on Prediction Markets with New Acquisition

Coinbase is making a major push into prediction markets. The crypto exchange is acquiring The Clearing Company, a platform that lets users trade on real-world events.

by Nathan ColeDecember 23, 2025

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