Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Kurt Wagner reports on Instagram’s plans for a TV app.

Venture capitalists are among investors putting $75 million into a US startup’s push to install home solar and batteries for an electricity subscription — just as the residential market shrinks.

Phone financing company Glow Services Corp. has raised $65 million in equity funding from backers including cable billionaire John Malone and Apollo Global Management Inc., as it looks to expand into new markets and develop new products.

Infosys Ltd. raised the lower end its forecast for yearly revenue, banking on a revival in spending on technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Zepto has secured $450 million in funding ahead of a public listing set to take place next year, underscoring growing investor interest in a fast-growing corner of Indian e-commerce.

Kraken has acquired a US-licensed futures exchange from IG Group as the crypto heavyweight seeks to broaden the range of products it can offer directly to US customers.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. hiked its projection for 2025 revenue growth for the second time this year, reinforcing hopes in the longevity of a global boom in AI spending.

Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund sued Nio Inc. in US court for allegedly inflating revenue, dealing another blow to the Chinese carmaker struggling to maintain its footing in the country’s fiercely competitive auto sector.