Cisco Systems’ stock finally surpassed its dot-com bubble peak after 25 years, eight months, and 13 days. The parallel to Nvidia’s current AI-fueled rise is too obvious—and potentially ominous—to ignore.
The data-driven Midas List Europe for 2025 reveals a significant pivot. For the first time, European venture capitalists are seeing their biggest returns come from companies based in their own backyard, not from Silicon Valley bets.
After years of resisting, Elon Musk is reportedly planning to take SpaceX public in a historic IPO that could target a $1.5 trillion valuation. The goal? To raise over $30 billion to build AI data centers in space and accelerate the Mars mission. It’s a huge gamble that changes everything.
Coupang CEO Park Dae-jun has resigned in the wake of a massive data breach. The incident, which began in June, exposed the personal information of nearly 34 million people in South Korea.
Cindy Rose took over as WPP’s CEO in September 2024, inheriting a company with sinking morale and a share price at 2009 lows. Her first 100 days saw a major Google partnership but also a profit warning and removal from the FTSE 100 index. Analysts give her a 7.8/10 so far, but say her upcoming strat
Coupang’s CEO has stepped down following a historic data breach in South Korea. The incident, which went undetected for five months, compromised the personal data of tens of millions.
A viral experiment has women changing their gender on LinkedIn to ‘male’ to test the algorithm. The anecdotal results are stark, with some seeing engagement jump over 1100%. It’s raising huge questions about bias in the platforms we rely on.
In a surprising policy shift, former President Trump has allowed Nvidia to export its advanced H200 AI chip to China. The deal includes a 25% revenue cut for the U.S. Treasury. This move, influenced by Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, aims to balance economic gain with security concerns.
This is shaping up to be the first truly AI-driven holiday shopping season. Consumers are using chatbots for gift ideas, but retailers are scrambling to adapt to this new algorithmic middleman.
In a surprise move, former President Trump announced he will allow Nvidia to ship its H200 AI chips to approved customers in China. The policy shift, which also applies to AMD and Intel, sent Nvidia’s stock tumbling as markets digested the news.
