
Coforge: Chairman resigns, shares plummet
Some chairs are just too hot. Coforge's chairman stepped down, and the Indian company's shares didn't take the news well.
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Some chairs are just too hot. Coforge's chairman stepped down, and the Indian company's shares didn't take the news well.

Apple just brought out the big guns. They've sued OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, with accusations that sound pretty serious. But behind the scenes, this whole thing might be more complex than a simple spat.

Ashton Kutcher, the actor many remember from 'That '70s Show', is now fully focused on startups. He's leaving his old firm to launch a new one, with an exceptional partner.

There's a moment in every tech company's life when executives start packing their bags more often than a traveling salesman. OpenAI is having one of those moments right now. Just five months after his return, Barret Zoph — head of enterprise AI sales — has already walked out the revolving door.
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We thought AI was the only hype, but some are betting big on weapons. One firm just rounded up serious cash for defense startups.

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You know that feeling when a stock nobody was talking about suddenly turns into the hottest investment in the room? That's exactly what's happening to Kingboard Laminates right now — a company that was basically invisible a few months ago, but is now pulling in serious money from mainland Chinese investors like it's the next big thing.

Wall Street just rolled out the red carpet for Elon Musk's rockets. SpaceX, the company that launches things into space (and lands them backwards), has just gone public — which means your boring retirement fund might already own a slice of it without you even knowing.

Mistral, the French startup that's been breathing down the necks of AI giants, is reportedly about to land a funding round that would nearly double its value overnight. Not bad for a company that was barely on anyone's radar just a couple of years ago.

It actually happened. SpaceX, the company that has been launching rockets like other people send emails, just made the big leap to the stock market with a $75 billion IPO. And guess who was ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq on Friday morning?