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Canva acquires startups working on animation and marketing.

Today's startup landscape is buzzing with acquisitions, funding rounds, and surprising trends that highlight innovation and nostalgia in tech.

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  1. Canva acquires startups working on animation and marketingCanva is leveling up its creative game by snatching up Cavalry and Mango AI, two startups that promise to add a splash of animation and marketing magic. Now, creating eye-catching visuals will be as easy as a drag-and-drop! — TechCrunch
  2. Stripe, PayPal Ventures bet on India’s Xflow to fix cross-border B2B paymentsXflow just secured $16.6 million from Stripe and PayPal Ventures to make cross-border B2B payments as smooth as a Bollywood dance number. With banks still stuck in the past, this fintech startup is stepping in to modernize the money flow! — TechCrunch
  3. Air defence startups Frankenburg and Tytan raise €30m each from Plural, NATO Innovation FundIn a post-Ukraine world, air defence startups Frankenburg and Tytan are flying high after both securing €30m to enhance their missile systems. Looks like they’ve found the perfect investors to help them shoot for the stars! — Sifted
  4. Pentagon and Anthropic chiefs to meet amid beefIn a meeting that could redefine defense tech, Anthropic's Dario Amodei and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are set to hash things out over a $200 million contract. Let’s hope they can settle their differences without issuing a cease and desist! — Morning Brew
  5. Gen Z is putting down phones and picking up...iPodsIn a shocking twist, Gen Z is trading in their smartphones for nostalgic iPods, proving that sometimes you just want to vibe to 'Pocketful of Sunshine' in peace. Who knew the key to happiness was a device that was already discontinued? — Morning Brew
  6. Treasury sanctions Russian zero-day broker accused of buying exploits stolen from U.S. defense contractorThe U.S. Treasury just threw down the gauntlet, sanctioning a Russian zero-day broker for trading exploits that threaten national security. Talk about a digital slap on the wrist for those playing with fire in the cybersecurity world! — TechCrunch