Beck Salgado

3 weeks ago | statesman.com | Beck Salgado

If you've been wondering what to do with that old stack of bills, bank statements, or medical records, this might be the perfect time to pull them out of your files — or that box at the bottom of the stack in your closet. From now until early May, Frost Bank will host shredding events at select Frost Financial Centers.

3 weeks ago | statesman.com | Beck Salgado

This comes as the cybersecurity company recently relisted to start the year in what was supposed to be a bellwether for a static IPO market. Now, as SailPoint is causing others to take pause, the Austin-based company is struggling to inspire investors despite healthy fundamentals. SailPoint boasts Q4 growth just a month after relistingIn the company’s Q4 report, SailPoint Founder and CEO Mark McClain said he was pleased with his company’s performance and felt it was moving in the right direction.

3 weeks ago | statesman.com | Beck Salgado |Robbie Farias

Elon Musk says xAI acquired X in $45 billion deal. Who owns xAI? Show Caption Hide Caption Musk's X seeks to raise money at a $44 billion valuationElon Musk's X is reportedly in talks to raise money from investors at a $44 billion valuation, the same price that Musk paid for the social media company in 2022, when it was called Twitter. The acquisition was an all-stock transaction for $45 billion, including $12 billion in debt, Musk said, adding that xAI was valued at $80 billion.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Beck Salgado

In December, with bankruptcy looming, Party City declared the party was over and announced it would close all of its more than 700 stores across the country. So why are two Austin locations still dancing while everyone else heads for the exits? According to Mitesh Patel, the owner of the Austin locations, despite Party City stopping the music, shoppers can keep the party going at their favorite Austin stores.

3 weeks ago | statesman.com | Beck Salgado

In December of last year, with bankruptcy looming, Party City declared the party was over and announced it would close all of its more than 700 stores across the country. So why are two Austin locations still dancing while everyone else heads for the exits? According to Mitesh Patel, the owner of the Austin locations, despite Party City stopping the music, shoppers don’t have to go home—they can keep the party going at their favorite Austin stores.