BUSINESSJul 22 · 17:20 UTCQUARTZCris Tolomia

Reddit stock sinks as company weighs blocking Google's AI access to its content

Reddit's stock is declining as the company reevaluates a $60 million-a-year deal with Google, which is ending soon. The company is considering whether renewing the agreement aligns with its interests, particularly regarding Google's AI access to Reddit's content.

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