We’ve got an actual snack-based update for you to start your Tuesday: research showed that 42% of consumers didn’t know Lay’s chips are made with real potatoes. To make that clear, the brand is revamping its packaging to shout out that fact and tap into America’s desire for “real” foods. Surprisingly, potatoes have bucked the “fresh” trend that most other veggies have seen lately, as fresh produce hasn’t been the top way Americans buy potatoes since the ’90s.

On Monday, stocks rebounded from their worst day in six months to recapture some of Friday’s losses after President Trump signaled some softening in his stance on China. Traders jumped back into the AI trade, and every Magnificent 7 company rose. 

Match Group and Bumble have faced executive turnover amid pressure from investors, while venture capitalists have turned their attention to new entrants to the online dating scene.

One of those apps is Cerca, which has 85,000 downloads as of September, roughly three months after it launched. Tinder had 20,000 downloads in its first three months, the company told Business Insider at the time.

Both the rise of new apps like Cerca and Facebook’s Meet Cute point to a user who increasingly values getting off the app. 

The dating app market is getting as cutthroat as the dating market, and the pair of publicly traded companies that dominate the field — Bumble and Match — are trying to keep up. In January, Bumble reinstated its founder, Whitney Wolfe Herd, as CEO after she stepped down a year earlier. Blackstone, one of its largest shareholders, sold a chunk of its stake in the company earlier this year. And in February, Match Group tapped Zillow cofounder Spencer Rascoff as its CEO. Rascoff, who served on the board since March 2024, acknowledges that Tinder is where it is because it didn’t innovate. 

Broadcom spiked nearly 10% yesterday after the chip designer announced that it’s collaborating with OpenAI to develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI accelerators for use across data centers. 

The companies said these racks and systems will start to be in service in the second half of 2026 and fully completed by the end of 2029.

Broadcom had soared during its Q3 earnings call back in September, when CEO Hock Tan said the chip designer had booked a major new customer that the Financial Times then reported was OpenAI. However, CNBC reported yesterday that Kawwas has indicated OpenAI is not that mystery $10 billion buyer.

The calendar is telling us it’s fall, but it really feels like OpenAI announcement season. Just last week, the ChatGPT developer struck a megadeal that sees it get an up to 10% stake in AMD, rounding out a series of massive commitments that will require the venture to find (and burn) much more cash.

Once best known for its subscription styling boxes, the online personal styling service has a new, sharper identity: a retailer that marries actual human connection with artificial intelligence. Sherwood News talked with CEO Matt Baer about his plan to turn around the company.

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