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Overtime, a digital media company that gained popularity distributing high-school basketball highlights, is now valued at more than $250 million as it preps its own basketball league on.wsj.com/3gBgAW5

Tencent is sitting on a portfolio worth roughly a quarter of a trillion dollars. “Once Tencent invests in something…it’s like a stamp of approval in the Chinese tech space.” on.wsj.com/3rgOySe

Zoom seeks to raise $1.5 billion through what would be its largest stock offering since its IPO in 2019. The company has seen a large increase in paying subscribers during the pandemic, but expects its free service to continue weighing on profitability. on.wsj.com/3ssF9Ie

Some startup founders say that the most in-demand talent still needs some convincing to take a chance on a fledgling company on.wsj.com/2X8rp72

Chat startup Discord roughly doubled its valuation to $7 billion in a financing that comes amid the service’s efforts to expand its user base beyond videogamers on.wsj.com/2Ws35MU

With DoorDash and Airbnb both skyrocketing in their public debuts, investors are left wondering whether they should buy the hype. We take a look at what’s behind the recent tech IPO rally. #WSJWhatsNow

Tech investor SoftBank got a boost from the DoorDash IPO and buybacks that could ease the way for privatization by CEO Masayoshi Son on.wsj.com/37VanOI

Food-delivery company DoorDash is expected to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange this week, with a raised IPO target price, explains @davidhodari #WSJWhatsNow

Airbnb plans to boost the target price range for its IPO this week. The company seems to have turned a corner this year as travelers continue to work remotely and opt for Airbnbs over hotels amid the pandemic, explains @ahirtens. #WSJWhatsNow

If food-delivery service DoorDash’s shares are priced at the midpoint of the expected range, SoftBank’s $680 million investment will be worth $5 billion on.wsj.com/33BbHoo

DoorDash's IPO paperwork showed the food-delivery service turned a surprising profit during the pandemic before falling back to a loss last quarter on.wsj.com/3lxgfmW

Masayoshi Son pulled SoftBank back from the Covid-19 void. Only this time, someone was watching over his shoulder. on.wsj.com/35kkjkH

ByteDance-rival Kuaishou filed for an IPO in Hong Kong, as Chinese tech startups proceed with plans to go public despite the suspension of Ant’s listings on.wsj.com/36p1o7N

With Snowflake’s supercharged IPO this week, CEO Frank Slootman has achieved a rare investment trifecta: delivering three of the hottest tech public stock offerings of their time on.wsj.com/3iKwTxR

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank fueled the recent stock market rally by buying options tied to billions of dollars worth of individual tech stocks, people familiar with the matter say on.wsj.com/2F2m5fJ