Phil Gilbert transformed IBM’s culture without mandates after the company acquired his startup in 2010. His approach treats change like a product that needs user buy-in rather than corporate enforcement. The method contrasts sharply with current RTO mandates that are frustrating employees across ind
Sea reported $6 billion in revenue for Q3 2025, up 40% year-over-year, but profits of $375 million fell short of analyst expectations. The company is investing heavily in logistics and delivery networks to compete with rivals like TikTok Shop.
Google is suing 25 unnamed individuals allegedly part of the “Lighthouse” Chinese smishing group that has targeted people in over 120 countries. The operation uses sophisticated phishing-as-a-service software to steal banking information through fake websites and text messages. The scammers have rep
Global smartphone shipments are projected to grow steadily through 2030, driven by 5G expansion and feature phone replacement in emerging markets. The industry is settling into predictable growth after years of volatility.
Google’s November Pixel Feature Drop is rolling out with significant AI enhancements. The update includes image remixing in Messages, scam detection for messaging apps, and AI-powered notification summaries.
Sony just revealed a 27-inch PlayStation gaming monitor during their State of Play Japan broadcast. The monitor features 2560×1440 resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and will launch next year in the US and Japan. Pricing remains unknown for now.
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr says artificial intelligence will transform economies, but outcomes could vary dramatically. He outlined two basic scenarios during his Singapore FinTech Festival speech on Wednesday.
Banks in China are pressuring businesses to take out loans they don’t need, with the banks even covering the interest. This practice creates artificial lending numbers while the real economy struggles. The situation reveals deep structural problems in China’s financial system.
Behind the scenes, there’s a major push to tackle disease cures and extend human lifespans. Tech leaders and investors are calling for a “Manhattan Project for aging” with some predicting breakthrough treatments within just a few years.
The “Pro” label on laptops has become more about marketing than professional capability. True workstation laptops prioritize sustained performance and reliability over thin designs. Modern “Pro” machines often sacrifice the very features that made professional laptops special.
