Companies

Kohl's is a leading U.S. department store chain operating nearly 1,100 stores nationwide, known for value-oriented apparel, home goods, and its loyalty-driven retail media network.

Film and TV production company acquired by Disney October 2012 for $4.05B. Star Wars and Indiana Jones IP. Includes Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Skywalker Sound.

Mobile gaming studio. AppLovin investments 2018-2020. Divested to Tripledot June 30 2025.

Film and TV studio division of Marvel Entertainment, which Disney acquired August 2009 for $4B. Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) — most successful film franchise of all time.

AI assistant integrated into Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, Loop). Subscription-based ($30/user/month enterprise). Includes specialized variants: Copilot for Sales, Copilot for Service, Copilot for Finance. Launched Nov 2023 GA, broadened through 2024-2026.

Notion is an all-in-one workspace software that combines notes, databases, kanban boards, wikis, calendars, and reminders into a single platform. It empowers individuals and teams to manage projects, organize knowledge, and collaborate efficiently.

NTVB Media is a U.S.-based media company specializing in TV listings, entertainment content, and digital advertising solutions for broadcasters and publishers.

OneLogin is a cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) platform that provides single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and user provisioning for enterprises.

PeopleFun was a Dallas-based mobile game studio known for casual word games, most notably Wordscapes, before being acquired by AppLovin in 2018.

Computer animation studio acquired by Disney January 2006 for $7.4B (Disney's transformative acquisition that brought back Steve Jobs as Disney's largest individual shareholder + board member). Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Inside Out, etc.

Poshmark is a leading social commerce marketplace for buying and selling new and secondhand fashion, home goods, and lifestyle products, acquired by Naver Corporation in 2023.

Latin American digital-engineering firm acquired by Publicis Sapient March 2023. Expands Publicis Sapient nearshore capabilities.

A global provider of financial markets data, infrastructure, and analytics that was acquired by London Stock Exchange Group in 2021.

ScribbleLive — recorded in ATDb as the acquirer/parent of one or more AdTech companies (s375 lineage backfill).

IAB Tech Lab standard in which ad systems publish the sellers they represent, pairing with ads.txt and the SupplyChain object.

Skydance Motion Picture Group is Skydance's film division, covering Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, led by co-chairs Dana Goldberg and Josh Greenstein from October 2026.

Snap's AR/camera glasses, released in five generations through 2024. 5th gen (Sep 2024) is dev-focused with see-through AR display + Snap OS.

Symphony Health was a healthcare data and analytics provider that delivered prescription and medical claims data insights to pharmaceutical and life sciences companies.

Transform was a data analytics and metrics layer platform that helped companies standardize and manage business metrics across their organization.

A hospitality technology provider offering cloud-based solutions for hotels including reservations, revenue management, and digital marketing services.

Cloud security platform acquired by Google in March 2026 for $32 billion — Google's largest-ever acquisition. Founded 2020, Wiz provides cloud-native application protection (CNAPP) covering vulnerability management, posture management, threat detection, and runtime protection across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle Cloud. Operates as a Google Cloud subsidiary alongside Mandiant.

XX Artists was a creator-focused talent management and brand partnership platform that has since rebranded, connecting social media influencers with advertisers for sponsored content campaigns.

Global payment processing and monetization platform that helps businesses sell digital goods and services worldwide with integrated billing, tax compliance, and fraud prevention.

3scale was an API management platform that helped businesses publish, manage, and monetize their APIs — acquired by Red Hat in 2016 and integrated into its middleware portfolio.