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The trade desk is up 15% in pre-market action.

This comes after the information reported on Wednesday that OpenAI has held early talks to partner with TTD to help it sell advertising.

OpenAI is also reportedly in talks with other brands, media agencies, and ad tech firms as part of the early ads pilot.

The company recently said it was beginning to test ads and chat GPT in the U.S.

The test will be for logged-in adult users on the free and go subscription tiers.

According to a separate report, the AI startup topped $25 billion in annualized revenue as of the end of last month. This is a 17% increase from the $21.4 billion in annualized revenue that the company generated at the end of the year.

OpenAI confirmed last Friday that it has raised an astonishing $110 billion in its latest funding round, with $50 billion from Amazon,

and $30 billion apiece from SoftBank and NVIDIA.

Robin Hood has a new platinum credit card targeting high-income wealthy customers.

The card is invite-only, carries a $695 annual fee similar to other luxury cards,

and is positioned to compete with top-end cards like those from American Express and J.P. Morgan Chase.

Robin Hood claims that its benefits are worth over $3,000 annually in value,

which comes in the form of complementary memberships, lifestyle credits,

and a courtesy Robin Hood Gold membership.

The vice president and general manager of Robin Hood Money said they're going after legacy

players' customers, adding that Amex was obviously the benchmark.

A federal trade court judge has ordered the Trump

administration to start issuing refunds for the tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court

last month. Judge Richard Eaton at the Court of International Trade said, all importers of record

whose entries were subject to AipA duties are entitled to the benefit.

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