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​Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Meyer is closing the doors on her consumer software startup Sunshine, and is selling the company’s assets to her new AI startup, Dazzle, Wired reported, citing an email sent to Sunshine’s shareholders.  

​Polars, the Amsterdam-based company behind the popular open source project by the same name, has raised an €18 million Series A led by Accel.  

​Honda is partnering with Astrobotic to study whether their tech could provide continuous power on the moon.  

​Instagram is testing a new Reels-first UI in India and South Korea to give short videos more prominence in the app.  

​X said last week’s Indian court ruling allows millions of police officers to issue “arbitrary” content takedown orders.  

​Maximor has come out of stealth with a human-in-the-loop agentic platform that does the finance team’s grunt work.  

​Paid offers an interesting contribution to the AI agentic world: a platform for so-called “results-based” billing.  

​Early warning signs suggest this whole services-industry metamorphosis may be more complicated than VCs anticipate.  

​In a recent interview with The New York Times, Oura Health CEO Tom Hale didn’t discuss reports that the company is raising new funding that would value the health-tracking ring maker at nearly $11 billion, but he did talk about whether he has ambitions to take Oura public.