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(NewsNation) — In one of the more puzzling 2026 turn of events, a shoe company is trading in its laces for computer chips. Allbirds, the eco-friendly shoe brand that found its way onto the feet of ...

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Allbirds, the shoe brand that closed brick-and-mortar stores earlier this year, is making a hard pivot into artificial intelligence, surging its stock price. On April 15, Allbirds Inc. announced it is ...

Shoe company Allbirds was down 99% from its $4 billion peak valuation in 2021, doomed for the dustbin. In a last-ditch effort, it's selling the scraps and entertaining a new business vertical: AI. No, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a surprising move, the shoe company Allbirds is fleeing the footwear business and pivoting to AI. The company announced it is ...

Online retailers have a recurring returns problem, especially in the footwear category where they can be as high as 30 to 40 percent. As e-commerce continues to grow at an exponential rate, this ...

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On Wednesday, the San Francisco-based company Allbirds said it had signed a definitive agreement with an institutional investor for $50 million in financing to shift its business to AI infrastructure.