Why Your Team Needs More Glue, Fewer Superstars
New research challenges everything we know about leadership and team building. The secret isn’t superstar talent—it’s about emotional connection and “glue” players who make everyone better.
Month: November 2025
AI’s wage boost may already be peaking, research suggests
According to new Brookings research, AI’s positive impact on wages could be nearing its peak. The model suggests wage growth reverses when about 37% of intelligence tasks are automated – and we’re already over 14%.
Bezos Jumps Back Into CEO Role With $6.2 Billion AI Bet
Jeff Bezos is making his biggest move since leaving Amazon, investing $6.2 billion into a new AI startup called Project Prometheus. The 61-year-old will serve as co-CEO alongside Google X veteran Vik Bajaj in what could reshape industrial AI.
Modine bets big on Wisconsin with new data center cooling factory
Thermal management company Modine has officially opened its new 155,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Franklin, Wisconsin. The plant is part of a multi-year $100 million investment to scale production of data center cooling products. This expansion will create over 300 new jobs by 2026 as Wi
Google’s Texas AI Bet: $40 Billion Cloud Expansion
Google is pouring $40 billion into Texas cloud and AI infrastructure through 2027. The expansion includes existing campuses in Ellis County plus three new campuses in Armstrong and Haskell Counties. The company will also invest $30 million in energy initiatives and sign 6.2GW in power purchase agree
AI Models Are Calling BS on Cybersecurity Claims
Claude AI analyzed Anthropic’s own cybersecurity report and found zero evidence supporting claims of Chinese state-sponsored attacks. The incident reveals growing skepticism about geopolitical attributions in tech security reporting.
The Problem With “Balanced Trade” Theories
A new opinion piece on US trade policy faces sharp criticism for its confusing prescriptions. The call for “balanced trade” could actually harm American manufacturers by raising their input costs.
European Space Shakeup Has OHB CEO Worried
German space company OHB is sounding the alarm about a planned joint venture between Airbus, Leonardo and Thales Alenia Space. CEO Marco Fuchs calls the consolidation “concerning” for competition, even as Europe prepares to massively increase space spending. OHB is fighting back with its own new spa
Law Firms Are Finally Embracing AI – But Who Pays?
Law firms are rapidly adopting AI after clients shifted from banning the technology to demanding it. The industry is now grappling with who should foot the bill and how AI will reshape traditional firm structures. Private equity is circling as firms explore new funding models.
Sony Crushes Fan Effort to Revive Dead Concord Game
Sony has taken legal action against a fan project attempting to bring the failed shooter Concord back to life. The volunteer team had working private servers but paused development after copyright claims. This raises questions about game preservation when publishers pull the plug.