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AI computing startup Lambda is reportedly raising $4 billion at a $14.5 billion pre-money valuation, signaling a significant capital injection ahead of its anticipated 2027 IPO.
North American startup funding fell to $92 billion in the third quarter, a sharp sequential decline that signals a transition as late-stage investors shift focus from private mega-rounds to anticipated public market debuts.
The rapid rise and 96% collapse of memecoin trading volumes on Robinhood Chain highlights the persistent risks of speculative retail liquidity in the digital asset market.
Modern Treasury and Rain are seeking national trust bank charters from the OCC, navigating federal oversight amid intense legal challenges from community banking trade groups.
Well-funded artificial intelligence startups are increasingly turning to mergers and acquisitions to capture specialized talent and close product gaps, with OpenAI leading a broader market trend toward consolidation.
Paramount Skydance has officially finalized its monumental $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, marking a seismic shift in media consolidation.
AI chip developer Etched Fields is reportedly fielding unsolicited investment offers at over $40 billion, signaling intense investor appetite and a potentially overheated market for foundational AI infrastructure.
A new lawsuit alleging that stockholders were shortchanged in a $20 billion transaction between Nvidia and Groq highlights the growing governance risks in late-stage AI exits.
The New York-based startup's launch of its open-source model highlights how strategic corporate venture capital and massive compute agreements are reshaping the AI market.
C.H. Robinson is expanding its footprint by scooping up RXO's North American brokerage business in a massive $5.8 billion cash and stock transaction.
Payments giant Stripe has acquired embedded finance startup Parafin to bolster its small business lending infrastructure and expand merchant capital offerings.
Singapore-based DayOne Data Centers has filed for a US initial public offering, providing a major test for public market appetite for AI infrastructure investments.
Photon, a startup building AI agents for messaging platforms, has closed a $4.5 million funding round, signaling investor confidence in the shift away from traditional mobile applications.
Global venture capital deployed $159 billion across nearly 6,000 startups in Q3 2026, marking a record quarter for billion-dollar rounds, largely driven by the escalating AI race.
The appointment of Jay Clayton and Andrew Ferguson to lead the new 'Super Intelligence Force' signals a dual-front regulatory push targeting both national security and tech-giant partnerships.
Personal finance platform Monarch has acquired digital banking fintech HMBradley, marking a strategic consolidation in the crowded wealth management software space.
Cerebras Systems stock tumbled 20% this week, hitting an all-time low as the expiration of its lockup period coincided with intensifying competitive pressure from Nvidia.
Waldencast, a beauty SPAC that once aimed for a $1.2 billion empire, is divesting assets and delisting from Nasdaq as its remaining flagship brand, Milk Makeup, sees sales fall by more than half.
European preventive health startup Neko Health is launching its AI-driven body scanning technology in the United States, testing the limits of consumer-funded healthcare.
A public clash between Factory and its former board adviser highlights the growing systemic risks of portfolio conflicts and loose governance in the high-stakes AI race.
Traditional banking giant BNY and Kraken parent Payward are reportedly exploring a wide-ranging partnership bridging digital assets, custody, and market infrastructure.
Under the leadership of Sean Parker, Stability AI is transitioning from general-purpose image generation to a music-centric model backed by industry incumbents.
The AI infrastructure provider has tapped former Meta executive Justin Osofsky to lead operations, signaling a shift toward public market readiness in a high-stakes hardware sector.
A federal judge has cleared the path for Paramount and Warner Bros. to finalize their $111 billion deal, marking a massive consolidation of media assets and debt.