Axios

DoorDash announced that it's adding Klarna's buy-now-pay-later payment options into the delivery app. Klarna will provide multiple payment options in DoorDash, including: — Pay immediately. — "Pay in 4," which allows customers to pay in four equal interest-free installments. — "Pay Later," which allows them to defer payments until what Klarna calls "a more convenient time."

NEW: Apple has been hit with a federal lawsuit claiming that the company's promotion of now-delayed Apple Intelligence features constituted false advertising and unfair competition.

Prank inflation is real. One age-old tradition you rarely see these days is egging someone's house. "We can't even egg houses no more Eggs so damn expensive," one person wrote on X.

Tesla is recalling substantially all units of the Cybertruck pickup over a defect that could cause a panel to fly off in traffic. https://trib.al/6kuQ3MR

The Federal Reserve has been in the driver's seat of America's economic cycles for the last couple of decades. Now it is decidedly in the back seat. https://trib.al/Q5ggUQV

Axios What's Next Summit 2025 Axios' fourth annual What's Next Summit returns to Washington, D.C. featuring conversations with the disruptors who are at the forefront of seismic shifts in how we work, play and live.

The Boston Celtics have agreed to be sold to private equity investor Bill Chisholm for $6.1 billion. This is the highest price ever paid for a professional sports team, topping the $6 billion that Josh Harris paid in 2023 for the NFL's Washington Commanders.

Exclusive: Ziff Davis' Everyday Health Group has acquired theSkimm — Major milestone for CEOs Danielle Weisberg & Carly Zakin, who co-founded the outlet 13 years ago Story on Axios

Exclusive: Ziff Davis, one of the largest publicly-traded digital media companies, has acquired TheSkimm, executives told Axios. The women-focused newsletter company will sit within Everyday Health Group, Ziff Davis' health content arm. It will operate as a standalone brand within the portfolio and will retain its branding and staff.

Without Wiz, the cybersecurity market has lost its best bet at a flashy IPO anytime soon. No other startups even come to matching Wiz's brand reputation, sales growth and tech capabilities, analysts told me. Part of that is because of how difficult it is to breakthrough in the security market: Buyers aren't interested in buying just one new tool when they're already juggling hundreds of them. VC-backed startups typically lack the resources to build out their own security platforms with multiple new features. But some could still brave the public markets in the next year (macro conditions, pending), analysts say. Netskope, Cato Networks and Snyk have all made their desires to IPO pretty well-known. My latest for Axios: https://lnkd.in/eMZtJuC2 ***Axios Future of Cyber readers got this story first. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/e-fxCTzH #cybersecurity #technews #cloudsecurity #ipo