Axios Generate Newsletter

14 hours ago | axios.com | Esteban L. Hernandez

"Love Isn't Blind" dating show host Allison Goldberg. Photo: Courtesy of Connor LinneroothComedian Allison Goldberg is on a mission to help men find love — as long as you let her call your mom first. Zoom in: Goldberg's live, elimination-style dating show "Love Isn't Blind" will make its Denver debut Thursday at Denver Improv in Northfield.

18 hours ago | axios.com | Dan Primack |Joann Muller

Illustration: Shoshana Gordon/AxiosApplied Intuition, a Silicon Valley maker of an embedded intelligence platform for autonomous vehicles, raised $600 million in Series F funding at a $15 billion valuation led by BlackRock and Kleiner Perkins. Why it matters: Self-driving is the present, not the future, as evidenced by over a thousand Waymos on the road in major cities and Tesla's upcoming robotaxi launch in Austin.

19 hours ago | axios.com | Christine Wang

Twitch CEO Dan Clancy speaks onstage at an Axios event in Cannes, France. Photo: Nicolas Gavet on behalf of AxiosTwitch CEO Dan Clancy said he refers to the livestreaming platform's creators as "people who game," rather than "gamers."Why it matters: Twitch has been growing in categories beyond esports and video games including live vlogging, news and lifestyle content. What they're saying: "They also put on makeup. They also eat food. They also like to listen to music ...

19 hours ago | axios.com | Claire Rychlewski

Ambulatory infusion provider Local Infusion raised a $30 million Series B led by Transformation Capital, CEO Woody Baum tells Axios exclusively. Why it matters: The company chose venture capital when private equity is beating down infusion doors. What they're saying: "We're going to be one of the five or six largest companies in the industry by the end of the year, and probably top three by the end of next year," Baum says.

20 hours ago | axios.com | Joann Muller

A group of Tesla vehicles lined up in front of Superchargers. Courtesy: TeslaSome of the most "American-made" vehicles you can buy carry foreign nameplates, per a new Cars.com survey, underscoring the complexity of the global auto industry. Why it matters: The report, now in its 20th year, is more relevant than ever, landing amid rising geopolitical tensions over trade and tariffs.