Life360’s new CEO Lauren Antonoff is betting big on remote work while other companies push return-to-office mandates. The family tracking app company is reallocating its entire office budget to travel and in-person meetups. Antonoff calls forced RTO policies “nonsense” and says the secret to remote
Tim Cook could step down as Apple CEO as early as next year, according to reports. The board is actively working on succession plans, with hardware engineering chief John Ternus considered the leading candidate to take over.
Google has been ordered to pay nearly $665 million to two German companies for anticompetitive practices. The ruling found Google abused its market dominance by favoring its own shopping platform. This continues Google’s ongoing legal battles in Europe over antitrust issues.
The world’s wealthiest families are transforming their family offices from sleepy administrative hubs into sophisticated investment engines. They’re hiring former Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley bankers to run operations that increasingly resemble boutique hedge funds. This professionalization tren
New college graduates are entering one of the toughest job markets in a decade, with AI rendering many traditional skills obsolete. Employers are increasingly pessimistic about hiring, creating a crisis for both graduates and the colleges that promised them employability.
YouTube TV subscribers are getting their Disney channels back after a two-week standoff. The dispute threatened major sporting events including Monday Night Football. Both companies announced a resolution Friday.
Alphabet’s Google is making a massive $40 billion bet on Texas infrastructure to support its AI expansion. The investment will fund three new data centers across the state through 2027 as tech giants scramble for computing capacity.
Linux 6.19 will make AMD’s modern AMDGPU driver the default for older GCN 1.0/1.1 graphics cards. This marks a significant shift in legacy hardware support. Meanwhile, Windows driver changes for RX 5000/6000 series won’t impact the Linux ecosystem.
Thunderbird 145 brings native Microsoft Exchange email support, eliminating the need for third-party add-ons. The update also includes DNS over HTTPS and fixes for annoying bugs like header re-downloading. Calendar and address book integration is planned for early next year.
The Louvre museum’s outdated Windows systems created security vulnerabilities during a recent burglary. Meanwhile, SAP is completely changing how IT professionals earn certifications, and courts are redefining what counts as harm in data breach cases.
