Your Boss’s Old Resume Is Useless Now, Thanks To AI
A Forbes analysis argues that traditional leadership evaluation is broken in the age of AI. The qualities that mattered before don’t guarantee success when the rules keep changing.
Category: Business
Google’s Default Search Deals Just Got a Lot More Complicated
In a major antitrust blow, a federal judge has ordered Google to limit all default search and AI app contracts to just one year. The ruling forces the tech giant to renegotiate deals, including with Apple, on an annual basis starting from a December 2025 judgment.
AI’s Taking Jobs, But Office Vacancies Are Falling. What Gives?
There’s a weird disconnect in the AI narrative. CEOs like Anthropic’s Dario Amodei talk about machines replacing millions, but the data shows office spaces are still filling up. So what’s really going on with the future of work?
EU fines X $140 million over its “deceptive” blue checks
The EU has hit X with a major fine for its blue checkmark system and lack of ad transparency. This is the first major penalty under the new Digital Services Act and a direct rebuke of Musk’s subscription strategy.
Can Pete Hegseth Actually Fix the Pentagon’s $300B Buying Problem?
A new 43-page memo from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth aims to overhaul the Pentagon’s $300 billion acquisition system, focusing obsessively on speed. But the plan is light on two crucial details: funding and the role of the military branches tasked with executing it.
ServiceNow Exec Lays Out Her AI Predictions for 2026
According to ServiceNow’s Cathy Mauzaize, 2026 will be the year AI becomes inseparable from work. She predicts a shift to multimodal interfaces, a critical balance between governance and speed, the rise of agentic AI led by CIOs, and deeply blended AI workflows.
Apple’s Brain Drain: Top Talent Flees to OpenAI and Meta
A new report details a significant exodus of Apple talent to rivals like OpenAI and Meta. This comes amid high-profile executive retirements, sparking concerns about Apple’s direction.
HPE Stock Tanks 9% After Server Revenue Misses the Mark
Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s stock took a 9% hit Friday following a quarterly revenue miss. While overall sales grew 14% to $9.68 billion, it fell short of the $9.94 billion analysts expected, with server segment revenue declining 5% year-over-year.
The “AI Bubble” Question Is Exploding on Earnings Calls
Executives from Nvidia to AMD are getting grilled on earnings calls about a potential AI bubble. The phrase appeared 42 times last quarter, a massive spike driven by trillion-dollar spending plans and investor anxiety. Analysts say only real financial results will end the debate.
Coremont grabs €34M to supercharge its institutional analytics platform
Coremont, a provider of portfolio management software for asset managers, has landed a €34 million strategic growth investment. The funding will fuel expansion into new asset classes and deeper AI integration for its analytics platform.