More top stories Permission wasn't granted: Adtech giant Criteo was hit with a $44 million fine in France for not getting user consent for targeted ads. One isn't always the loneliest number: Robin Haak launches Robin Capital, becoming the latest to join the solo GP movement going on in Europe. Ya Heard?: Heard Technologies, which develops therapist accounting tools, raised another $15 million. Get connected: Limble is now valued at $450 million after raising $58 million to continue helping organizations keep track of all their unconnected physical assets. Now streaming: YouTube TV's multiview feature now offers non-sports content. Car talk: Buckle up! Kodiak Robotics is partnering with Loadsmith to get 800 autonomous trucks on the road. And if you'd like to see how Iron Man fawns over cars, check out "Downey's Dream Cars" on Max. Here's a preview. Meanwhile, Rivian acquired a route-planning app to better plan for those charging breaks. Mixing some polka dots in with that Plaid: Plaid, the company most known for connecting consumer bank accounts to financial applications, is going in a whole new direction with a collaboration network aimed at sharing fraud intelligence. Computer vision: Kibsi grabs $9.3 million to help businesses build and deploy computer vision applications. But wait, there's more: Unlike some of its competitors, Kibsi lets businesses reuse their existing cameras to create insights into virtually anything they want to track. Do you know what DB stands for?: MongoDB's Atlas database service is poised for new workloads, while MotherDuck launches its DuckDB-based cloud analytics platform. Don't forget about these: Avatar startup Genies launches $1M fund for developers building AR experiences Omeat emerges from stealth with beefy tech approach to cultivated meat growth media DuckDuckGo's Windows browser is now available in open beta Robots learn to perform chores by watching YouTube Bridge 2 Technologies is making it easier for companies to find diverse vendors SoulCycle to offer trainer-guided virtual work sessions with the FLOWN startup Inflection debuts its own foundation AI model to rival Google and OpenAI LLMs |