Afternoon must-reads Copilot, but not that Copilot: Mint is going away this week, and Copilot, a personal finance tracking app, has been busy. The founder told me the company grew more in the last four months than in the previous four years. Reddit shares see that pop the IPO market likes: Is it too early to call it a win for tech stocks? Shares of social forum giant Reddit opened at $47 per share, then quickly soared 60%. The Browser Company raises $50 million: Now valued at $550 million, the Arc browser maker is out to change the personal computer as we know it. Letâs talk about Microsoft: The tech giant made a number of announcements today, many of them surrounding Copilot (yes, that one), from getting its own key to Adaptive accessibility. Changes over at Redis: The popular in-memory data store is switching away from the open source three-clause BSD license. Oh, and it made an acquisition. Coast gets more funding: In a spend management category dominated by the likes of Brex and Ramp, Coast is swooping in with another round of funding to target a different set of businesses â businesses with âreal-worldâ field personnel and fleets to manage companies like those in trucking, plumbing, HVAC, or last-mile delivery. DoorDash by drone: Select users in Christiansburg, Virginia, ordering from their local Wendyâs will be able to look into the sky for their order. DoorDash is expanding its partnership with Alphabetâs Wing to bring its drone delivery pilot to the U.S. AI canât spell: Yeah, we went there. | 