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Fintech companies are increasingly going on a shopping spree to acquire new businesses and technologies.

This is a collection of news articles and updates from TechCrunch, covering various topics in the fintech industry. Here are some of the main points:

  • Azevedo reports that Intuit’s revenue rose 15% year-over-year to $3 billion in its first quarter earnings.
  • Christine Hall writes about Duolingo seeing a 216% spike in US users learning Chinese amid the TikTok ban and move to Red.
  • Perez reports on Tesla’s plan to split a $100M award for electric truck charging corridor in Illinois.
  • Zeff notes that OpenAI’s AI reasoning model "thinks" in Chinese sometimes, but no one really knows why.

Some of the other articles mention:

  • Azevedo reporting on dLocal’s share price surge and rebound from a short-seller attack.
  • Perez writing about PowerSchool’s data breach victims claiming hackers stole all historical student and teacher data.
  • Whittaker covering ChatGPT now letting users schedule reminders and recurring tasks.

There is also a section on "Funding and M&A" with several articles on startups raising funding, including:

  • Candex landing $45M to grow its procurement management business
  • Mozaic raising $20 million to build a payment-splitting solution for creators
  • FrontEdge raising $10M in debt and equity from TLG and Flexport to facilitate trade for African exporters

Overall, the articles cover various topics in fintech, including startups, funding, M&A, and industry trends.