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  1. Chinese autonomous driving firm Pony.ai sees shares drop 12% in Hong Kong debut

    Shares of two Chinese autonomous driving companies Pony.ai and WeRide both debuted in Hong Kong on Thursday.

  2. Microsoft letting employees raise concerns about products after Middle East controversy

    Microsoft employees can now request Trusted Technology Reviews when they want to report on concerning uses of the company's products.

  3. Doordash stock sinks 9% as company misses earnings, says it expects further spending

    The food delivery platform said it expects to spend "several hundred million dollars" on new initiatives and development in 2026.

  4. Snap shares rocket 15% on strong forecast, $400 million Perplexity deal

    Perplexity AI will pay the social media company $400 million over 1 year to integrate the AI startup's search features into Snapchat in 2026, Snap said.

  5. Robinhood doubles revenue as it beats third-quarter earnings expectations

    CFO Jason Warnick said prediction markets and Bitstamp are generating about $100 million or more in annualized revenues.

  6. Figma delivers strong forecast as AI draws in more customers

    People are signing up for Figma to use its Make tool for generating app designs with artificial intelligence, CEO Dylan Figma said.

  7. Lucid misses Wall Street expectations, narrows production guidance

    Lucid also said it has agreed to increase a term loan credit facility from $750 million to roughly $2 billion from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.

  8. HubSpot adds Clara Shih, Meta's head of business AI, to board of directors

    HubSpot appointed Meta's head of business AI Clara Shih to its board of directors

  9. Qualcomm reports earnings, revenue beat and issues strong forecast

    Qualcomm is trying to prove that it has a role in the artificial intelligence boom, which to date has been dominated by Nvidia.

  10. New bipartisan bill would require companies to report AI job losses

    The AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act would require companies and federal agencies to submit quarterly reports of "AI-related job effects."

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