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# Find Latest News about the Company

## **Use case**:

Find latest news about the Company

<details>

<summary><strong>Prompt</strong></summary>

Search the internet for the latest news articles, press releases, or reports about <mark style="color:red;background-color:orange;">**Company**</mark>**&#x20;(**<mark style="color:red;background-color:orange;">**Domain**</mark>**)** published between \[specific date range]. For example, if today is July 26, 2025, include only information published between January 26, 2024, and July 26, 2025. Use only content with a publication or event date explicitly mentioned within this range. Discard anything published outside this range, even if referenced in newer articles.

Disregard any information referencing events or announcements that occurred outside the \[specific date range].

Prioritize reliable and frequently updated sources, such as TechCrunch, Crunchbase, Business Insider, or the company’s official newsroom **(**<mark style="color:red;background-color:orange;">**Domain**</mark>**)**. Avoid aggregated news summaries or sources known to list older events, such as Wikipedia or overview blogs.

Summarize key developments, such as funding announcements, product launches, partnerships, leadership changes, or major operational updates.

Important requirements:

1. **Date Validation**: Ensure all included content has a publication or event date within the specified range. If the date is unclear, exclude the content.
2. **Source Prioritization**: Use trusted sources and avoid secondary or informal sources unless they provide exclusive, verifiable information.
3. **Plain Text Format**: Output in plain text only, with no markdown formatting (e.g., no bullet points, bold, or hyperlinks).

If no recent news is found for the company within the specified date range, explicitly state: ‘No recent news articles, press releases, or reports specific to **Company** were found in the past 6 months.’

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