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Reddit is planning to raise $750 million from its upcoming IPO, offering 22 million shares, each ranging between $31 to $34.

Reddit is planning to raise $750 million from its upcoming IPO, offering 22 million shares, each ranging between $31 to $34.

In response to the Canadian Online News Act, which aims to compensate publishers, both Meta, Facebooks parent company, and Google are instead looking to block news entirely.

Meta, parent company to Facebook, is beginning the process of blocking news in Canada, the company said in a blog post on Tuesday. Google...

In response to the Canadian Online News Act, which aims to compensate publishers, both Meta and Google are instead looking to block news entirely.

Canadian news on social media and search will be restricted following the passage of the Publisher Compensation Law.

Canadian news on social media and search will be restricted following the passage of the Publisher Compensation Law.

Since the new pricing policy has been implemented, Reddit client Apollo is expected to shut down at the end of the month.

Reddit has decided to start charging for its API. The pricing may kill its most popular third-party apps.

When asked to list scams they fell for, Redditors answered the call. Here are highlights, along with tips on how to avoid falling victim.