AI is reshaping team dynamics faster than leaders realize, focusing on speed over human connection. The real issue isn’t productivity, but the erosion of trust and psychological safety. Organizations need new norms to navigate this relational shift.
Fraud losses are rising, especially at big banks, as attacks get more sophisticated. The fallout isn’t just financial—it’s eroding customer loyalty and reputation at a staggering rate.
Eventbrite, once valued at $1.76 billion, is being acquired by Bending Spoons for about $500 million. The deal represents a major discount but a big premium over its recent stock price. It’s the latest “venture zombie” to get a new owner.
Germany is asking for feedback on Apple’s proposed changes to its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) system. The country’s regulators had preliminarily decided in February 2025 that Apple abused its market power with the feature.
Citigroup strategists are telling clients the AI boom is a key pillar supporting the US dollar’s strength. This puts them at odds with peers at Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, who expect dollar weakness from Fed rate cuts.
Omni Fiber has raised a fresh $200 million to fuel its aggressive fiber optic expansion. The company is on track to pass 340,000 locations by the end of 2024, focusing on underserved communities in the Midwest and Texas.
Shubham Malhotra’s journey through Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce wasn’t just luck. He credits a specific, systemized approach to internships, résumés, and cold outreach for his success in Big Tech.
Shopify experienced a significant outage on Cyber Monday, disrupting admin, point-of-sale, and support systems. The platform had just processed a record $6.2 billion in sales on Black Friday, making the timing particularly brutal for small businesses.
In a move to accelerate enterprise AI adoption, OpenAI is taking an ownership stake in Thrive Holdings. The firm, launched in April by investor Thrive Capital, buys and operates companies in sectors like accounting and IT services.
India’s government has privately ordered Apple and other smartphone makers to preload an unremovable state-backed app on new devices sold in the country. The directive, issued on November 28, gives companies 90 days to comply, affecting both new and existing phones via software updates. Privacy advo
