KPMG is fundamentally reshaping what it means to be a junior consultant. Instead of endless slide decks and data crunching, new hires will manage teams of AI agents that handle the administrative work.
A team of former Google AI researchers just raised $41 million for DeepJudge, their legal search platform. They’re building custom indexes of law firm archives to stop AI hallucinations and help lawyers find internal documents instantly.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is pushing back against Elon Musk’s staggering $1 trillion stock award proposal. Tesla shares dropped over 4.4% following the announcement ahead of the November 6 shareholder vote.
Telefónica is halving its dividend next year as new CEO Marc Murtra shifts focus to infrastructure investment. The Spanish telecom giant’s shares fell over 9% following the announcement, reflecting investor disappointment with the strategic pivot.
Scale AI’s future looked uncertain after Meta’s massive investment deal led to customer departures. But CFO Dennis Cinelli says the company is thriving with new government contracts. The data labeling market is shifting dramatically as AI giants build internal capabilities.
Roblox stock has plunged 22% in less than a month despite showing revenue and user growth. The company posted significant net losses and projects margin declines for 2026. Historical data suggests potential for further downside.
Alternative Payments has acquired data analytics firm Delmar Insights to launch an AI-powered payments and intelligence platform for MSPs. The deal comes as the company triples both revenue and its MSP customer base, now processing over $1 billion annually.
Amazon has lodged a formal complaint against utility PacifiCorp, alleging it hasn’t met power obligations dating back to 2021. One AWS campus reportedly has insufficient power, another has none at all, and two more campuses can’t even get through the contracting process.
Salesforce channel chief Phil Samenuk says the company’s 16,000-plus partner ecosystem will get more resources and enablement. The shift comes as Salesforce pushes consumption pricing alongside its traditional seat-based model and rolls out Agentforce 360 AI platform.
Microsoft confirmed the Visio Data Visualizer add-in for Excel will be removed from the store in December 2025 and fully retired by March 2026. The tool, which converts spreadsheet data into diagrams without a Visio license, will stop working completely, making embedded visuals inaccessible.
