This week, Digital Turbine invested more in mobile advertising monetization capabilities with Fyber. WebMD will help give ADDitude leverage and scale to better serve people with ADHD. And United Rentals purchased a specialty rental service, General Finance Corp.

This‌ ‌week, Sony Music Entertainment invested in premium DIY artist music, PayPal took steps to make retail returns easier and 7-Eleven significantly expanded its footprint (if unchallenged).

This‌ ‌week, Future Plc acquired international magazine Marie Claire. The publishing industry experienced another step towards major consolidation and technology powerhouse Naver gained platform for writers Wattpad.

This week, Jazz Pharmaceuticals acquired a leader in cannabinoid-based prescription medicines. Okta and Auth0 came together to form one of the largest players in the identity authentication software market. And Slack purchased a calendar and scheduling app, Woven.

This‌ ‌week, Accenture kept its buying behaviors up by gaining Root. SiriusXM made another podcast purchase—99% Invisible. And Xerox made another acquisition—Groupe C.T.

‌This‌ ‌week, Caesar Entertainment invested more in sports betting by acquiring William Hill. Thoma Bravo gained real estate data analytics company RealPage. And Marvell Technology and Inphi Corp. merged under the Marvell name.

This‌ ‌week, Datadog gained Sqreen, The Carlyle Group became the majority stakeholder in Beautycounter, and Diageo expanded its spirits-based RTD portfolio with Loyal 9 Cocktails.

This‌ ‌week, Dysonics now belongs to Google, Altice USA is expected to expand its footprint with Morris Broadband, and Bank of America grew its health care sector with Axia Technologies.

‌This‌ ‌week, Roku gained TV’s cornerstone home improvement program, iHeartMedia is spending more on podcast technology, and Hemisphere Media Group finalized a deal to gain the remaining stake in Pantaya.