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Why Is Rezolve AI Ltd (RZLV) Plunging In 2025?

Rezolve AI Ltd (NASDAQ:RZLV) makes AI for digital commerce. The stock is down significantly so far in 2025 as the company's financial struggles weigh heavily on the stock. Rezolve AI has high debt levels at $45.4 million and negative book value per share.

Finance 6month
Zenoti bets big on AI as profitable software maker expands beyond beauty sector and into gyms

Zenoti has hired several new execs over the past year, including Chief Financial Officer Sean Blitchok; Chief Customer Officer Steve Hudek; and Senior VP of Marketing Doug Sechrist. In 2023 it added Neal Singh, former chief operating officer at Icertis, as president and COO.

DeepSeek's AI Revolution: Creating an Entire AI Ecosystem

DeepSeek has sparked a gold rush among Chinese tech startups. There's something about China's tech startups—they move fast, break things, and somehow manage to bounce back even faster when things don't go as planned.

Deep Learning 6month
OpenAI's Deep Research Agent Is Coming for White-Collar Work

The research-focused agent shows how a new generation of more capable AI models could automate some office tasks.

Deep Learning 7month
Rezolve AI: Neutral On This Speculative Bet On AI, Crypto, And E-Commerce

Rezolve AI is a microcap at $332.1M, aiming for $100M ARR by 2025. Read why RZLV stock has minimal upside potential despite AI and crypto ventures.

Blockchain 7month
Scrunch AI is helping companies stand out in AI search

As more people turn to AI search sites for their online research, Scrunch wants to help brands optimize their presence for these AI crawlers.

Chatbots 7month
Arize AI hopes it has first-mover advantage in AI observability

Arize helps companies test and evaluate AI products as they are building them and observe them for errors once they are live.

Replit and Anthropic's AI just helped Zillow build production software—without a single engineer

Replit partners with Anthropic's Claude and Google Cloud to enable non-programmers to build enterprise software, as Zillow and others deploy AI-generated applications at scale, signaling a shift in who can create valuable business software.