Kate Clark is a Senior Reporter and deputy bureau chief at The Information, where she covers the financial dynamics fueling Silicon Valley, with a focus on AI and machine learning, technology, and investment. Her reporting spans various themes including competitive sports and deep tech, reflecting her diverse interests in both finance and innovation. Kate's work has been featured in notable outlets such as BBC News, Bloomberg News, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Kate Clark's coverage mainly revolves around venture capital, startups, and investment firms. She often features private sector announcements and provides investment analysis and expert commentary on these topics.
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By: Anissa Gardizy, Kate Clark
AI-battered hedge fund Situational Awareness made a big bet this week in Source Foundry, a private company aiming to reinvent the way chips are manufactured, according to people familiar with the matter. The company has invested $500 million in the startup, including a fresh $400 million infusion th
By: Anissa Gardizy, Kate Clark
AI-battered hedge fund Situational Awareness made a big bet this week in Source Foundry, a private company aiming to reinvent the way chips are manufactured, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Berber Jin, Corrie Driebusch, Kate Clark
Anthropic is meeting with potential investors to shore up confidence in what could be the largest IPO of all time, offering assurances about its
By: Corrie Driebusch, Berber Jin, Kate Clark
The AI giant is racing to public markets this fall and has fielded tough investor questions on Chinese rivals, Trump-era tensions, and the artificial-intelligence infrastructure boom.
By: Kate Clark, Margot Patrick, Andrew Beaton
Facing a federal investigation and a liquidity crunch, Mark Walter needed only 72 hours to accept an out-of-the-blue offer to sell the Lakers to Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger.
By: Andrew Beaton, Kate Clark, Margot Patrick
With his business empire under scrutiny from federal investigators, Mark Walter was on the hunt for cash when, out of nowhere, he was about to be offered an enormous pile of money.
By: Joshua Chaffin, Kate Clark
Thrive Capital is expanding beyond tech investments.
By: Joshua Chaffin, Kate Clark
Jared Kushner—husband of Ivanka Trump, broker of attempts at Middle East peace, and developer of vacation real estate—is used to being in the spotlight.
By: Kate Clark
The No. 3 UNC field hockey team (12-1, 5-1 ACC) defeated No. 19 Louisville (6-7, 0-4 ACC), 3-0, on Sunday afternoon at Karen Shelton Stadium.
By: Kate Clark
The No. 1 UNC women’s lacrosse team (4-0, 2-0 ACC) defeated Louisville (1-3, 0-2 ACC), 24-3, Sunday afternoon at Dorrance Field.
