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Daily Tech News: PropertyGuru, EQT, Pinduoduo, Temu, Rippling
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PropertyGuru Goes Private in $1.1B EQT Buyout
PropertyGuru accepts $1.1B buyout from EQT.
The deal takes the company private.
It aims for long-term growth without public market pressures.
The New “AI Acquihire” Play
Guest Author: Richard “Richieee“ Armstrong
New AI M&A trend emerges.
Companies hire key talent and license tech.
Regulators scrutinize deals, but investors remain optimistic.
The Rise of Pinduoduo’s Colin Huang
Pinduoduo founder Colin Huang becomes China’s richest person.
His e-commerce empire includes Pinduoduo and Temu.
Huang’s net worth reaches $48.6 billion through innovative online marketplaces.
A Bit of Startup Humor for Today
How Much Skin Do You Have in the Game?
Guest Author: Victoriya Tigipko
VC founder stresses GP investment importance.
Significant skin in game ensures alignment.
Her fund commits 25%, far above industry average.
South Korea’s AI Textbook Plan Sparks Parental Pushback
South Korea plans AI textbooks in schools.
Parents worry about screen time effects.
The government must balance tech innovation and student well-being.
The Engine Accelerator Fuels ‘Tough Tech’ Startups in Cambridge
The Engine Accelerator supports tough tech startups in Cambridge
It offers specialized equipment and lab space
Startups benefit from resources and networking opportunities.
Rockbird Media Unveils 16th HR Leaders and HR Tech Strategy Meeting
Guest Author: Rockbird Media
Rockbird Media announces HR tech event.
Malaysia's market expects 12% growth.
Leaders to discuss human-technology integration strategies.
Rippling CEO Champions Hands-On Leadership Style
Parker Conrad runs Rippling hands-on.
He uses the product daily.
Conrad solves problems by diving deep into operations.
Hollywood’s Digital Resurrection Trend Faces Criticism
Actor resurrection trend faces criticism
“Alien: Romulus” reignites debate on effectiveness and ethics
Critics argue digital ghosts distract from storytelling.
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