Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.DFJ Growth, founded in 2005, aims to help companies stay private longer and mature before going public. Their cautious approach to investing focuses on top-of-market signals and leveraging secondaries and IPOs of their portfolio companies. The recent investments in AI-powered startups demonstrate continued growth and innovation in the tech industry. With two decades of experience in growth-stage investments, DFJ Growth has positioned itself as a trusted partner for founders navigating the tech industry. Several acquisitions and investments, such as Supreme Group acquiring healthcare marketing agencies and Church & Dwight acquiring Touchland, showcase ongoing activity in the market. Omada Health, a chronic conditions care management platform, filed to go public on the Nasdaq, highlighting the increasing interest and investment in AI-powered technologies globally.In other news, various tech-related topics are discussed, including a potential deal for the U.S. to send AI chips to a firm in the Middle East, Apple considering price increases for its upcoming iPhones, and Samsung unveiling a lightweight Galaxy S25 Edge smartphone. The text also covers GM's new product chief, Coinbase joining the S&P 500, Ticketmaster showing total prices, Perplexity's new valuation, legislation to track AI chips, blockchain for securities, and challenges faced by the Stargate project. The U.S. and China have agreed to temporarily suspend most tariffs on each other's goods, with duties set to decrease but still higher than in recent history.Moving on to more topics, the impact of AI on entry-level jobs is discussed, along with foreign interests in Trump's memecoin dinner and concerns about Qatar's gift plane offer. Trade negotiations between the US and China and market reactions to recent developments are also highlighted. Insights from business leaders and analysts on the trade deal's impact on various sectors are shared, as well as the potential drag on China's GDP due to additional tariffs. The text also mentions the FAA's struggle with outdated equipment and the importance of understanding long-term politics for businesses.Treasury Secretary emphasizes the need for a strategic break from China rather than generalized decoupling. Overall, providing a comprehensive overview of current events and business insights in the tech world.

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