Lizette Chapman is a Senior Reporter for Bloomberg News, Fortune, and Transport Topics. Her work has been featured in various publications including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Boston Globe. Lizette covers a wide range of topics including technology, startups, venture capital, and international affairs.
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Lizette Chapman's articles primarily focus on big tech, business, and industry-related topics. She covers a wide range of themes including investment analysis, private sector announcements, press releases, and data citation.
Given her emphasis on the private sector and investment analysis in big tech and startups like AI companies and defense technology firms such as Palantir and Anduril attempting to penetrate new markets or facing challenges in doing so would likely be of interest to her. Relevant pitches could include market insights into these sectors or exclusive interviews with key figures within these companies.
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The materials startup works with the Defense Department as well as outfitters like Merrell.
By: Lizette Chapman
An Oregon-based startup founded by amateur outdoor adventurers has raised new funding to make hiking boots, army tents and other products significantly warmer.
By: Lizette Chapman
The automaker is putting more money into startups as other corporations pull back.
Andreessen Horowitz , one of Silicon Valley's biggest venture capital firms, has raised $7.2 billion in new funding — a sizable haul after a rocky period for the startup world.
Lux Capital, General Catalyst, Founders Fund among investors Software platform aims to assist new manufacturing companies
The company is averaging five boot camps a day this year to try to take advantage of the AI craze.
The company is averaging five boot camps a day this year to try to take advantage of the AI craze.
The head of Palantir, the leader of Sequoia Capital and VC Vinod Khosla are among the Silicon Valley heavyweights traveling to Washington this week for a summit on the role of artificial intelligence and national security — an event that will include a private video address from the Taiwanese vice president-elect on the global risks posed by China.
Palantir Technologies Inc. beat analysts’ sales estimates in the first quarter and raised its forecast for annual revenue, citing demand from US companies for its new artificial intelligence software.
By: Lizette Chapman
(Bloomberg) -- Palantir Technologies Inc. beat analysts' sales estimates in the first quarter and raised its forecast for annual revenue, citing demand from US companies for its new artificial intelligence software.
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