New research from family business leaders shows people want to pass on easier legacies than what they received. The hard work that built successful businesses is being replaced with softer values. But is this protecting the next generation or setting them up for failure?
Spotify is reportedly preparing to increase US subscription prices in early 2026. This follows the company’s last US price hike in June 2024 and recent increases across other global markets. The move comes as Spotify faces pressure to demonstrate sustained profitability.
Data centers are becoming critical infrastructure with $3 trillion in global capex expected between 2025-2029. But their massive resource consumption is creating sustainability challenges beyond just energy demands.
Pinterest is going all-in on visual search under CEO Bill Ready, who says “search is the core of the business.” The platform now sees 80 billion monthly searches and has become a Gen Z favorite, with 47% using it for search. But revenue challenges remain despite user growth.
The four-day workweek movement has lost momentum as CEOs push return-to-office mandates. Economic pressures and competitive industries are making shorter weeks a tough sell, despite proven benefits for worker wellbeing and productivity.
As AI workloads shift dramatically to the edge, traditional cooling and power systems are struggling to keep up. Schneider Electric’s new infrastructure solutions combine liquid cooling with intelligent power management to handle dense computing demands sustainably. The company projects edge AI will
Spotify rolled out lossless audio quality earlier this year without raising prices, but that grace period might be ending soon. The company appears to be preparing for Premium tier price increases based on recent moves in other markets.
AgiBot’s A2 humanoid robot just completed a 106.3-kilometer walk from Suzhou to Shanghai, powered by rapid battery swaps. The three-day journey ended at Shanghai’s Bund waterfront, but many details about the challenge remain unclear. This record-breaking walk raises as many questions as it answers a
Apple is eliminating dozens of sales positions focused on business, education, and government clients. The company appears to be shifting more sales functions to third-party retailers for cost savings.
A former Figure AI safety engineer claims he was terminated days after warning executives that their robots could fracture human skulls. The lawsuit alleges safety features were removed for aesthetic reasons. Figure denies the allegations, saying he was fired for poor performance.
