The company also added new language to the financial guidance section of its earnings release, noting that “tariff and trade policies” could materially affect its performance.
The deal would indicate investors are still willing to pay high prices for fast-growing artificial intelligence startups despite stock volatility that threatened to cool dealmaking.
The deal would indicate investors are still willing to pay high prices for fast-growing artificial intelligence startups despite stock volatility that threatened to cool dealmaking.
The announcement comes one day after United Parcel Service said it planned to lay off 20,000 employees and close 73 facilities as it handles fewer Amazon packages.