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Tech Across the Globe

Copilot on the web: Microsoft is embedding its AI assistant deeper into its browser, combining Copilot and Edge search in a single text box that can read information across browser tabs.

AI tools: Startup Cohere reached a deal to integrate its AI models into services provided by BCE, Canada’s largest telecommunications firm by revenue. The agreement will let customers of BCE’s Bell Canada unit create AI agents and automate tasks.

DoorDash executive: DoorDash hired Spotify’s global head of advertising, Lee Brown, as chief revenue officer. Brown will oversee revenue across the food-delivery company’s main business lines of restaurants, retail and groceries in regions including the US and Canada.

Revalued

Figma increased the potential size of its US initial public offering to $1.2 billion, as the app design and collaboration software company nears what could be one of the biggest listings of the year. The stock’s first public trading day is scheduled for Thursday.

Must Read

Sony’s turning the surging popularity of anime into a flywheel for its multivariate entertainment business. The company is flexing its distribution muscle and turning the artists providing music for its big anime franchises into full-fledged stars of the music world. Mayumi Negishi and Sohee Kim delve into this new world of cool emanating from Japan in today’s Tech In Depth essay.

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This Week in Game On

There are lots of stories of people leaving big websites to start their own YouTube channels, but Ralph Panebianco is a video-game reviewer who is hoping his YouTube popularity translates to his own website, Jason Schreier reports in this week’s Game On. Panebianco, who has more than 1 million YouTube subscribers, has created a website to report news, review games and run features about the industry, Schreier writes.

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