Swap Commerce, an AI-powered platform for brands, just secured a massive $100 million Series C funding round. The raise comes only six months after a $40 million Series B, signaling intense VC confidence in this Shopify competitor.
In a move highlighting institutional interest, Dow Jones has partnered with crypto-based prediction platform Polymarket. The deal will see real-time betting data integrated across its digital and print properties.
AWS has increased the price of its GPU instances for machine learning by about 15 percent. The move, which happened over the weekend without warning, marks a significant shift from the company’s typical price reductions.
According to union data, Stellantis’s total vehicle production in Italy fell to 379,706 units in 2025. A late-year rebound prevented a steeper decline, but output is still down roughly half from 2023 levels.
Billionaire Larry Page is severing his business ties to California. He’s moving his family office and investment vehicles to Delaware and Florida, a clear move to avoid a proposed state wealth tax on assets over $1 billion.
Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been awarded the prestigious IEEE Medal of Honor. The award, announced at CES on January 6, comes with a $2 million prize and recognizes his lifetime of work in accelerated computing.
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, says the AI boom is in the “early stages of a bubble.” He’s not alone, as OpenAI’s Sam Altman and investor Michael Burry have expressed similar concerns. Yet, the market keeps climbing.
HASI is investing up to $500 million into a joint venture with Sunrun to finance distributed home energy projects. The partnership aims to fund over 300 MW of capacity across more than 40,000 home power plants nationwide.
Toyota is sounding the alarm at CES 2026, predicting a tough year defined by price increases and a defensive posture. The automaker cites steep US tariffs on imports as the primary cause, forcing a major strategic shift.
Nvidia is pushing ahead on two major fronts. Its next-generation Rubin AI data center processors are now in production and on track for customer deployment in the second half of 2025. Simultaneously, the company reports “strong” demand from China for the H200 chip, with license applications pending
