The popular belief that AI investment single-handedly propped up the U.S. economy in 2025 is overstated. According to a CNBC report, consumption remained the primary growth driver, with AI capex coming in second.
Forgent Power Solutions has unveiled the terms for its planned IPO. The offering could value the electrical equipment manufacturer at nearly $9 billion, with current owner Neos Partners selling a significant stake.
A former Ubisoft Osaka game designer is pushing back on online theories blaming the company’s struggles on diversity initiatives. He points instead to a classic corporate disease: “Big Business Syndrome.” This comes as Ubisoft cancels four unannounced titles.
Salesforce is preparing a major revamp of its partner program, set to launch early in its 2027 fiscal year. The changes include an annual review process and a big push on partner enablement to prepare for the agentic AI era.
A strange split is happening in towns like Taylor, Texas. Residents are suing to stop new data centers but sitting quietly as server factories get approved. The difference in public perception is creating a wide-open path for manufacturers.
A new report reveals a stark AI trade-off in Britain. While productivity jumped over 11%, companies are cutting jobs at twice the international average, hitting young and white-collar workers hardest.
The timeline for Tim Cook’s eventual departure as Apple CEO is getting murkier. While some reports pointed to early 2026, others now call that “unlikely.” All signs, however, point to hardware chief John Ternus as the heir apparent.
The corporate earnings season kicks into high gear with over 90 S&P 500 companies reporting this week. Tech giants like Apple and Microsoft will share the spotlight with industrial bellwethers like Caterpillar and Boeing. After a volatile week, investors are hunting for positive news as 76% of early
In a post on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump threatened to hit Canada with a 100% tariff on all goods if it pursues a trade deal with China. The warning came after Canadian PM Mark Carney called China a “reliable partner” in Davos. Trump framed the threat as protecting Canada from being
CES is more than a product showcase; it’s a prime hunting ground for startup funding. From the $1 million Startup World Cup to impromptu VC meetings, founders have just minutes to make a multi-million dollar impression.
