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Bending Spoons, the Italian technology company behind brands including AOL, Vimeo, WeTransfer, and Eventbrite, has filed for an initial public offering on the Nasdaq. According to Reuters, the Milan-based company is targeting a valuation of at least $20 billion and is aiming to launch the offering by the end of June. Founded in 2013, Bending Spoons has built a business focused on acquiring and revitalizing digital companies. Earlier this year, the company acquired the internet brand AOL and the ticketing marketplace Eventbrite, adding to a portfolio that also includes the video platform Vimeo and the file-sharing service WeTransfer. CEO Luca Ferrari said in a letter included with the IPO prospectus that the company has identified more than 1,000 private and public digital businesses as potential acquisition targets. The company reported net income of $27.5 million on revenue of $601 million for the quarter ended March 31, compared with a net loss of $112.2 million on revenue of $259 million during the same period a year earlier. Much of Bending Spoons’ revenue comes from recurring subscriptions, providing a stable stream of cash flow. In March, the company’s products served more than 500 million monthly active users and over 9 million paying

A man pled guilty during a change of plea hearing in Superior Court Tuesday afternoon to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl he met on Snapchat. Scott Robert Santos, 24, pleaded guilty to one count of third degree criminal sexual conduct and possession of child pornography. Santos was accused in 2025 of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl he met on Snapchat and recording the assault. Initially, Santos was charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct, one count each of possession of child pornography and electronic enticement of a child, all as second-degree felonies. As part of the plea agreement, one count of his criminal sexual conduct charge and his electronic enticement of a child charge were dismissed. Santos faces a jail term of 10 years, but with four years suspended, according to the court. According to a magistrate’s complaint filed in Superior Court, Santos told police he had sex with the girl and recorded the encounter, but he said the girl “told him that she was 16 years old.” The girl told police the two met on Snapchat, where he said he was 23 and she said she was 15. They arranged to meet in person, and on Aug.

by KATU Staff Tue, June 9, 2026 at 4:23 PM Christopher Jay Webb. (Linn County Sheriff's Office) Linn County deputies have arrested a 34-year-old Wilsonville man accusing him of trying to lure a girl. The arrest happened on May 28 after an eight-month long sex abuse investigation. Investigators say Christopher Jay Webb used Snapchat to contact the 17-year-old Sweet Home girl. He then sent sexually explicit images and videos of himself to her. He also asked her to send him sexually explicit images of her. ALSO READ: Lawsuit: Unlicensed massage therapist at Lloyd Center parlor sexually assaulted patrons According to the Linn County Sheriff’s Office, Webb used Snapchat to contact other minors, indicating to them that he worked at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. Webb was taken to jail where he faces one count of luring a minor. The investigation is ongoing and investigators released a photo of Webb because they say they are concerned there may be other victims. Anyone with information about the investigation is asked to call Detective Dakotah Hinrichs at 541-967-3820.

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Marco Ochoa EUGENE, Ore. – Four members of the UTSA track & field team have qualified to compete this week at historic Hayward Field in the 2026 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Taking on the field of nationally elite performers in Eugene are Ida Breigan (long jump), Martín Kouyoumdjian (400-meter), Jemuel Miller (triple jump) and Daisy Monie (shot put). Competition for the Roadrunners is slated from June 10-12. Field events will be directly streamed on ESPN+ with telecasts of the main meet on ESPN and ESPN2. The traditional meet format for NCAA Championships continues this season with the men competing on the first and third day, while the women will go on the second and fourth. Opening UTSA’s action at nationals, Santiago, Chile junior Kouyoumdjian is set for the 400m, beginning with the semifinal at 8:41 p.m. CT (6:41 p.m. PT) on Wednesday, June 10. Kouyoumdjian finished fourth in the event at the American Outdoor Championships and went on to notch the second-fastest UTSA time in program history and the Chilean National Record in finishing seventh at the NCAA West First Round in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Nine quarter-milers will advance to Friday’s 8:02 p.m. CT (6:02 p.m. PT)

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by News Staff Tue, June 9, 2026 at 3:27 PM Christopher Webb (Photo via Linn County Sheriff's Office) ALBANY, Ore. — Linn County deputies arrested a Wilsonville man in late May after a sex abuse investigation, the Linn County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday. Deputies arrested Christopher Jay Webb, 34, on May 28, 2026, after an eight-month long investigation, the sheriff's office said. According to authorities, Webb used the Snapchat app to contact a 17-year-old girl from Sweet Home who was unknown to him. Knowing her age, he sent multiple images and videos of sexually explicit content of himself to the girl, the sheriff's office said. He also solicited similar content from her. During the investigation, investigators determined Webb used Snapchat to communicate with other juveniles for similar purposes. In conversations with the juveniles, Webb indicated that he worked at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. After executing search warrants for digital evidence and analyzing accounts and digital media, Webb was arrested and lodged at the Linn County Jail on one count of luring a minor. The investigation is ongoing and may lead to additional charges, police said. The sheriff's office believes there are other victims who have yet to be identified. Webb’s

Good morning. Day two of Fortune Brainstorm Tech begins today in Aspen. It’s a packed and stacked program.  In the morning, we’ll hear from Asha Sharma of Xbox, Kimberly Powell of Nvidia, Geoffrey von Maltzahn of Lila Sciences, Sara Hooker of Adaptation, Rodrigo Liang of SambaNova, Marc Lore of Wonder, Justin Cyrus of Lunar Outpost, Mark Hoplamazian of Hyatt, Sridhar Ramaswamy of Snowflake, Dave Bozeman of C.H. Robinson, Peggy Johnson of Agility Robotics, Bill Briggs of Deloitte, Granville Valentine of Google, and Olympic snowboarder Shaun White…and that’s all before lunch! The afternoon brings Glenn Fogel of Booking Holdings, Ryan Serhant of his eponymous firm, Cathy Hackl of Future Dynamics, Steve Case of Revolution, Warner Bailey of Assistants vs Agents, Georgie Holt of FlightStory, Robert F. Smith of Vista Equity Partners, Kaiwei Tang of Light, Andrew Yang of Noble Mobile, and Bridgit Mendler of Northwood. (Phew!) It will be incredible. See the full agenda here and watch the livestream here.  More news below. —Andrew Nusca Want to send thoughts or suggestions to Fortune Tech? Drop a line here. Anduril CEO: Economic warfare is the ‘new normal’ for military conflicts Brian Schimpf, co-founder and CEO of Anduril Industries, speaking at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 in