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1. Mark Zuckerberg unveils $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses

   Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday unveiled the $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses, the company's first consumer-ready glasses with a built-in display.

2. Netskope prices IPO at $19, valuing company at $7.3 billion

   The IPO market is experiencing a revival after a yearslong drought, with notable debuts from CoreWeave, Circle and Figma.

3. AI startup Nscale came out of nowhere and is blowing away Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

   Nscale has quickly become an important part of the U.K.'s bid to become a global AI player.

4. StubHub slides 6% in NYSE debut after ticket seller's long-awaited IPO

   StubHub sold shares in its IPO at the middle of the expected range after the company twice delayed its offering.

5. Ten years after selling Periscope to Twitter, startup's co-founder raises $40 million for Macroscope

   Kayvon Beykpour said he built Macroscope because of how difficult it was to track what developers were working on at Twitter.

6. StubHub CEO says recent change to all-in ticket prices will dent revenue

   The Federal Trade Commission earlier this year initiated new rules around hidden "junk fees" and deceptive ticket prices on online marketplaces.

7. Workday stock climbs as activist investor Elliott takes $2 billion stake

   Elliott Investment Management announced it a $2 billion stake in Workday.

8. Amazon introduces AI agent to help sellers with tedious tasks

   The agent is being added to Seller Assistant, an AI tool for merchants that the company debuted last year.

9. Lyft shares pop on Waymo deal to bring robotaxis to Nashville next year

   Waymo has teamed up with Uber to launch robotaxis in several U.S. markets, and is now joining forces with Lyft to launch in Nashville.

10. Nvidia CEO says he's 'disappointed' after report China has banned its AI chips

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang commented after a report that China has banned the use of the company's AI chips.