CRED plans Series H funding round led by Meta, seeking about $900M
The Bengaluru-based fintech CRED is set to raise ₹8,550 crore (about $900 million) in a Series H round led by Meta, according to a report dated June 22, 2026.
Big tech, chips, software, cloud, AI platforms, devices, and the companies shaping the digital economy.
The Bengaluru-based fintech CRED is set to raise ₹8,550 crore (about $900 million) in a Series H round led by Meta, according to a report dated June 22, 2026.
THE APEX TIMES
The workwear retailer is moving parts of its online order logistics to Amazon, seeking to capture customer demand tied to fast shipping expectations while reallocating internal resources toward its broader digital and store strategy.
A market roundup highlighted extended strength in memory and chip names, while companies associated with mega-cap tech softness, along with SpaceX and other high-profile themes, weighed on sentiment. Salesforce (CRM) was included in the day’s notable list alongside companies like Micron, Intel and Alphabet.
A recent Yahoo Finance item points to heightened interest in Broadcom Inc. shares, prompting readers to focus on the company’s near-term outlook rather than any single headline.
A new shareholder lawsuit aimed at Microsoft is in the headlines, even as an analyst at TD Cowen reiterated a buy view on the stock. The report also highlights pressure on Microsoft shares amid macro concerns and ongoing AI-related investment.
A new analyst-driven price-target view is positioning Meta Platforms for more than 40% upside over the next 12 months, according to a market note carried by Yahoo Finance.
Trading in major chipmakers stayed sensitive to broader geopolitical news early Monday, with Nvidia gaining modestly while still underperforming Intel in the session.
In a note dated June 15, Mizuho reaffirmed its Outperform stance on Oracle (ORCL), according to a report published by Yahoo Finance on June 22.
The Turkish energy company’s new long-term Power Purchase Agreement with Meta highlights growing corporate demand for renewable electricity and long-duration contracting.