How a browser startup is taking on Google search
Today on Equity, we're taking a look at how Arc's new mobile app is taking on Google search, why it might finally be time for Reddit's IPO, why Meta hearts Apple, and...what Garry said.
Equity · TechCrunch, Rebecca Bellan, Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, Sean O'Kane, Theresa Loconsolo
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Show Notes
Here's what we got into today:
- Massive earnings week ahead: Big tech companies are dropping their quarterly results in the coming days, so we'll hear from Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet and Amazon. Other companies are reporting as well, but the bigger the market cap, the bigger the splash.
- Arc's new mobile app is a cool search concept: Best known for its desktop browser, The Browser Company has a new mobile app that could change how we search on the go.
- Reddit could target $5 billion valuation in its IPO: The number makes a lot of sense given what we know about Reddit's revenue history. More on that here.
- And in closing: Meta and Apple, what Garry said, and OpenAI vs. the EU.
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