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Daily Tech News: Microsoft, GoTo, JD.com, PropertyGuru, Didi, VinFast
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Microsoft Doubles Down on AI with Copilot+ PCs and Windows Overhaul
Microsoft unveils AI-powered Copilot+ PCs and AI-centric Windows overhaul.
Dedicated chips enable novel capabilities like retrospective search.
Windows to become “AI operating system” with immersive experiences.
GoTo to reshuffle board, with founders exiting.
CEO Walujo to gain more power.
$200M buyback planned amid improving finances.
Working for Weeks without Feedback Is Stupid
Team presented work to CEO, got decimated for missing target.
Ken Leaver gets constant stakeholder feedback to avoid wasting weeks.
Frequent micro-alignment prevents going off-track.
JD.com’s $1.5 Billion Bond Bonanza: Convertible Senior Notes on the Menu
PropertyGuru’s Q1 Loss Slims Down, Singapore Market Flexes Muscles
PropertyGuru’s Q1 loss narrows to $4.6 million, with revenue rising 11.9% to $27 million.
Singapore market shines, while Vietnam and Malaysia face challenges amid market weakness.
The company remains optimistic, focusing on strategic investments and leveraging AI for growth.
Didi Co-Founder Jean Liu Bids Adieu to President and Board Director Roles
Didi co-founder Jean Liu resigns as president and board director after a decade.
Liu, a former Goldman Sachs banker, was instrumental in Didi’s growth and success.
Liu’s leadership solidified Didi’s position in the ride-hailing industry.
NHTSA Launches Probe into Fatal VinFast VF8 Crash
NHTSA investigates fatal crash involving VinFast VF8 electric SUV that killed a family of four.
The complaint suggests a potential issue with the vehicle’s lane assist feature.
VinFast’s U.S. rollout has been troubled by quality issues and a recent recall.
Billionaire Frank McCourt Joins the TikTok Takeover Tango
Billionaire Frank McCourt joins the race to acquire TikTok’s US business.
McCourt assembles a team of experts to navigate the TikTok takeover.
The acquisition aims to create an open-source platform.
ThinKuvate’s $12M Indian Startup Safari: Hunting for the Next Big Thing
ThinKuvate launches $12M India-focused fund to back 12-15 early-stage startups annually.
The fund will scout for investments in emerging and established hubs across India.
ThinKuvate has invested $5M in 22 startups, with 40% receiving additional funding.
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