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Esther Zuckerman, Rachel Lee Goldenberg, Lily James, and Gala Gordon speak onstage during the New York screening of "Swiped" on September 16, 2025 in New York City.
Arts & Entertainment‘Shut it down!’ — Bumble founder Wolfe Herd is terrified that there’s a new Hulu biopic about her life and wanted to block it two years ago
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 20, 2025
Sam Altman and Satya Nadella on stage.
AIOpenAI’s deal with Microsoft could pave the way for a potential IPO
By Beatrice NolanSeptember 12, 2025
Sebastian Siemiatkowski
SuccessKlarna’s cofounder worked at Burger King and lived on welfare before starting the buy-now, pay-later firm. It’s now worth $16 billion after IPO
By Preston ForeSeptember 12, 2025
Blockchain lender Figure soars 30% after Nasdaq debut, nears $6 billion valuation
CompaniesBlockchain lender Figure soars 30% after Nasdaq debut, nears $6 billion valuation
By Ben WeissSeptember 11, 2025
Sebastian Siemiatkowski, chief executive officer and co-founder of Klarna
SuccessKlarna’s $17 billion IPO has just turned 40 staffers into overnight millionaires—while Nvidia, Canva, and Palantir workers are seeing similar gains
By Emma BurleighSeptember 11, 2025
Klarna
BankingSwedish BNPL giant Klarna jumps nearly 15% in biggest IPO of 2025 on NYSE
By Ken Sweet and The Associated PressSeptember 11, 2025
Oracle founder, chairman and CTO Larry Ellison.
NewslettersOracle CEO Larry Ellison’s ability to secure Nvidia GPUs has made it the cloud contender it never was and allowed Ellison to briefly surpass Elon Musk as the world’s richest man
By Jeremy KahnSeptember 11, 2025
Klarna IPO on Wall Street
Big TechKlarna made a solid debut on the New York Stock Exchange with shares up 15% in first day of trading
By The Associated Press and Ken SweetSeptember 10, 2025
Klarna goes public as millions of Americans rely on buy-now, pay-later. Experts worry it’s snowballing ‘quickly into a serious financial burden’
BankingKlarna goes public as millions of Americans rely on buy-now, pay-later. Experts worry it’s snowballing ‘quickly into a serious financial burden’
By Sydney LakeSeptember 10, 2025
image of Apple's new iPhone Air on display
NewslettersApple’s ultrathin iPhone impresses fans but not investors
By Jeremy KahnSeptember 10, 2025
This millennial became a millionaire before turning 30 thanks to early investments in Deliveroo and Revolut—he shares how Gen Z can spot the next startup jackpot
SuccessThis millennial became a millionaire before turning 30 thanks to early investments in Deliveroo and Revolut—he shares how Gen Z can spot the next startup jackpot
By Orianna Rosa RoyleSeptember 7, 2025
Dylan Field, co-founder and chief executive officer of Figma, in Sun Valley, Idaho, on July 11, 2024. (Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images)
NewslettersFigma won’t let the AI hype distract it
By Andrew NuscaSeptember 4, 2025
Klarna
Finance3 reasons why Klarna’s valuation has fallen by nearly 70% from its peak just a few years ago
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 2, 2025
Winklevosses’ crypto firm Gemini seeks $317 million in IPO
CompaniesWinklevosses’ crypto firm Gemini seeks $317 million in IPO
By Monique Mulima and BloombergSeptember 2, 2025
Canva cofounders Cliff Obrecht, Cameron Adams and Melanie Perkins pictured from left to right.
TechCanva’s billionaire founders are minting overnight millionaires with employee share sale
By Nino PaoliAugust 22, 2025
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