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DataLane, an identity graph platform for local businesses, announced on December 16, 2025, that it has raised $22.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Amplify Partners.
Netflix is pursuing an $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery's media assets, triggering a rival bid and significant antitrust review. Concurrently, DoorDash's technology expansion faces local regulatory hurdles in San Francisco, reflecting broader uncertainty for tech initiatives.
Amazon has more than doubled its same-day fresh grocery delivery footprint since the summer, escalating the high-speed fulfillment race against retail competitors. The move is part of a broader strategic push by Amazon into ultra-fast delivery, signaling a significant investment in logistics to capture a larger share of the grocery market.
Microsoft's stock rating was downgraded to Neutral amid growing questions over its AI monetization strategy, reflecting a broader anxiety in the software sector. In contrast, DoorDash received an upgrade to Strong based on perceived fundamental health.
DoorDash reported strong Q3 2025 growth in order volume and gross order value, signaling strength in its diversification strategy. However, the company, alongside Uber, has initiated a lawsuit against New York City over a new tipping mandate, creating significant regulatory and operational headwinds.
Walmart has transferred its stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the NASDAQ, a strategic move to rebrand itself as a technology and AI-driven innovator rather than a traditional retailer. This shift aims to attract a new class of investors and align its public perception with its significant investments in e-commerce, logistics, and in-store artificial intelligence.
Amazon has expanded its same-day perishable grocery delivery service to over 2,300 U.S. cities, more than doubling its previous reach. The move strengthens its competitive position against other grocery delivery platforms, causing a negative reaction in their stock prices while boosting its own.
Zscaler's 17% post-earnings plunge, despite strong results, highlights a new market dynamic where investors punish any perceived imperfection. This "Perfection Regime" reflects a broader risk-off sentiment, impacting not just high-growth tech but also healthcare giants like UnitedHealth, signaling a major shift in investor priorities toward flawless execution and stability.