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guard your card.com. Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, May 27th. I'm Victoria Craig for

the Wall Street Journal. Cloud Software Company

Salesforce has struck a roughly $8 billion deal to buy data management firm Informatica. The deal,

which the journal exclusively reports, is aimed at boosting Salesforce's AI capabilities. And it's

among the company's biggest acquisitions since it paid $28 billion for Slack in 2021.

Salesforce's CEO has focused recently on pivoting attention to AI agents that help clients manage customer service and other needs.

Elsewhere, Tesla is struggling to cash in on Europe's growing electric vehicle market, where Chinese rivals

are expanding. New data from Europe's automaker industry group indicates Tesla sales plunged

nearly 53% across the European Union in April. It's the fourth straight month of contraction from last

year. Passenger car registrations overall in the EU fell 1.2% in the first four months of

the year. It also comes as Tesla continues to face stiff competition from Chinese competitors like

BYD, which sold more EVs than Tesla in Europe for the first time last month. And as the company is

grappling with backlash from CEO Elon Musk's role in the Trump

administration. And finally, President Trump's media company, Trump Media and Technology Group,

plans to raise about $2.5 billion from institutional investors to buy Bitcoin. It's the latest

entanglement of the president's private business ventures and cryptocurrency markets.

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