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The month of November shows a continued slowdown in SPAC merger deal votes, but the calendar includes several multibillion-dollar deals. SPAC merger votes can act as a catalyst, as the votes complete the last step in the merger process and change the company over to a new name and ticker that can help build recognition. Several former SPACs also saw wide swings in their share price after being de-SPAC-ed if they receive heavy redemption and have a low float for shares available. Along with several merger vote dates, the month of November contains quarterly earnings reports from several of the most well-known companies to go public via SPAC mergers. November SPAC Merger Calendar: Nov. 2 Motion Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: MOTN) and Ambulnz: Last mile telehealth company Ambulnz will be known as DocGo after the merger. The company has a network of over 1,700 paramedics and EMTs that provide services on the go with a business-to-business model. Nov. 2: Switchback II Corp (NYSE: SWBK) and Bird: Micromobility company Bird was founded in 2017 and introduced the first-ever shared scooter. The company now operates in over 200 cities and has completed more than 95 million rides from customers. Nov. 2: Khosla Ventures Acquisition Co II (NASDAQ: KVSB) and Nextdoor: Neighborhood social media platform Nextdoor offers a way to connect with businesses, public services and people living nearby. The platform is used by over 275,000 neighborhoods and has over 27 million weekly active users. The company plans to offer contact sync sharing, neighborhood guides, video tools and ask-a-neighbor services in the future. Nov. 2: Reinvent Technology Partners Y (NASDAQ: RTPY) and Aurora: Self-driving company Aurora counts Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER), Paccar Inc (NASDAQ: PCAR) and Volvo AB (OTC: VLVLY) as investors in the company. Aurora has a goal of disrupting the semi-truck industry first with autonomous driving ...

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Palantir Technologies Inc (NYSE: PLTR) is one of the most well-known publicly traded companies. The data analytics company is increasing its investments in the SPAC space, which caught the attention of Barron’s recently. Palantir’s SPAC Investments: Barron’s reports Palantir has invested in 10 SPACs according to a recent disclosure and has made additional investments since then. The company has also partnered with some other SPACs and de-SPACd companies. Here is a look at the SPACs Palantir has invested in or partnered. 1. Kredivo: This leading digital consumer credit platform in Southeast Asia is going public with VPC Impact Acquisition Holdings II (NASDAQ: VPCB). The SPAC merger values the company at $2 billion. Palantir was among the investors as part of a $120 million PIPE. Kredivo is the largest and fastest-growing "buy now, pay later" companies in Indonesia. The company has more than four million customers and is going public to continue its growth in the fast-growing e-commerce segment in Southeast Asia. 2. AdTheorent: Palantir invested in a PIPE on the SPAC deal with MCAP Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ: MACQ) that values AdTheorent at $775 million. AdTheorent uses machine learning as a programmatic digital advertising company, offering customers specific business outcomes. “We’re extremely excited about Palantir’s investment and their belief in our long-term vision for our business,” AdTheorent CEO Jim Lawson told Benzinga in an interview on “SPACs Attack” recently. A partnership between the two companies will help make data more efficient for customers. Partnering with Palantir can help identify data insights quickly and find relationships between data, Lawson said. 3. Fast Radius: Palantir, Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) and United Parcel Service, Inc. (NYSE: UPS) were among the investors in a $100 million PIPE for the SPAC merger between Fast Radius and ECP Environmental Growth Opportunts Corp (NASDAQ: ENNV). The merger values Fast Radius at $1.4 billion. Fast Radius designs and makes physical products for customers using proprietary software. The company is seeking to lead the way as the first cloud manufacturing digital supply chain company in the Industry 4.0 market. Fast Radius has worked with more than 2,000 customers including 45 Fortune 500 companies. Related Link: Palantir's Unusual Investments In SPACs And Gold: What You Need To Know  4. Wejo: Virtuoso Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:

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