... of around $25 billion, would create a dominant platform in the region. The mere fact that dialogue has returned between Grab and GoTo reflects players' desire to optimize costs and strengthen positions through combined efforts. In the US and Europe, tech giants are also ramping up acquisitions of promising projects. Google recently completed a record acquisition of cloud cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion—this is the largest tech deal of the year, significantly strengthening Google's position ...

Institutional investors have sharply reduced their positions in the "Great Seven" tech stocks — for the first time in history, long positions are nearly halved compared to usual levels. Why are hedge funds turning away from tech giants despite strong earnings reports? A detailed fundamental and technical analysis of each of the seven companies — from Apple to Tesla. Historical Decline in Interest: Why Institutional Investors Are Turning Away from the "Magnificent Seven" ...

... for startups. The Number of IPOs has significantly increased: as of late July, nearly 200 IPOs have taken place in the U.S. stock market since the beginning of the year, up about 80% compared to the same period in 2024. Successful debuts from several tech companies in the first half of 2025 have encouraged entrepreneurs and investors. For example, stock market debuts of fintech giants, such as Circle (issuer of the USDC stablecoin) and neobank Chime, were phenomenally successful – their shares soared in price, showing high demand among public investors. These high-profile IPOs are indicators of a resurgence of interest in ...

... of around $25 billion, would create a dominant platform in the region. The mere fact of the return to dialogue between Grab and GoTo reflects the players' desire to optimize costs and strengthen positions through collaboration. In the US and Europe, tech giants are also intensifying their acquisition of promising projects. Google recently completed a record acquisition of cloud cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion — the largest tech deal of the year, significantly strengthening Google’s position ...

... signals a return of confidence in the sector. Large corporations resume the hunt for innovations One of the signs of the market revival has been the increase in the number of large acquisitions of startups by industry leaders. After a pause in 2022-2023, tech giants are actively acquiring innovative companies again. In the first half of June, several multi-billion dollar deals attracted the attention of the industry: Google is buying the cloud cybersecurity startup Wiz for about $32 billion; Meta acquired ...