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dot-com code tech news. Welcome to Tech Crunch daily news a roundup of the top tech news of the day. We dive into Palantiers finances, Apple fires back

against Epic Games, and Lambda School raises funding. This is your daily crunch. The big story is

Danny Crichton got a hold of the confidential S1 filing for secretive data

analytics company Palantir and has been unpacking the details.

As far as the top line numbers go, Palantir reported revenue of $742 million in 2019, up 25% from their previous year with a net loss of

$379 million dollars and it had exactly 125 customers at the end of the first half of 2020.

In addition, multiple sources have told us that Palantir will have a lock-up period after its

direct listing.

The combination of both a direct listing and lock-up period is unusual as Danny explains.

In Tech Giants, Apple contends that EPIC's ban was a self-inflicted prelude to Gaming the App Store.

Apple characterizes the entire controversy as a carefully orchestrated, multifaceted campaign

aimed at circumventing the 30% cut it demands for the privilege of doing business on iOS.

Tech Crunches Brian Heater reviews Sony W.H. 1,000 XM4 headphones and says they're still the best in class at $350.

Facebook intends to expand portability tools ahead of an FTC hearing. The company is considering expanding the types

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