At the World Economic Forum in Davos, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivered a blunt assessment of the economic implications of a proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates — a policy being advanced by former U.S. President Donald Trump as part of a broader affordability and consumer-relief agenda.
Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, has made a significant leap in the AI space by acquiring Manus, a Singapore-based artificial intelligence startup specializing in generative AI agents. The deal, estimated at more than $2 billion, signals a major shift for Meta as it continues to redefine its business strategy
In the world of artificial intelligence, the latest chapter takes the form of something less flashy but far more practical: Claude Cowork, a new generative AI tool from Anthropic that seeks not just to answer questions — but to do work with you. Launched this week as a research preview
By: Natalie Johnson Startup validation can often be challenging. Founders are frequently advised to gather feedback and build in public, but much of this feedback can either be too polite to offer substantial insights or too harsh to be truly helpful. Slack threads, Twitter replies, and casual Reddit conversations often
The technology sector often registers larger moves than other parts of the market. That is because it is exposed to rapid change, shifting rules, and strong investor expectations. These three forces—innovation, regulation, and speculation—interact and contribute to what many refer to as “volatility.” For a U.S. audience watching markets, gaining
Supporting Health and Wellness Smartwatches have become widely recognized for their ability to track health-related data. Most models monitor steps, heart rate, and calories burned, offering users a simple way to understand their daily activity. This information provides a baseline that helps people see whether they are meeting recommended levels
The pace of technology adoption in business has picked up, raising questions for leaders about how to keep up, how to change operations and how to maintain stability while shifting. This article explains what accelerated digital transformation means, how it affects organizations, what risks appear when change is rapid and
For years, enterprises have tried to understand the customer journey through systems that were never architected to reflect it. CRM platforms log activity. Call intelligence tools analyze conversations. Customer success platforms track onboarding and renewals. Product analytics measure usage. Each tool delivers partial visibility, but none provides a unified, real-time
Artificial intelligence (AI) often draws attention because of job displacement concerns. But a broader view shows that it is also creating opportunities for workers. As companies adopt AI tools, tasks that once took hours may take minutes. That time savings can free up human workers for higher-value efforts. By understanding
The Sony a7V has arrived, boasting flagship speed and AI autofocus in a more accessible mid-range camera body. Sony’s commitment to blending cutting-edge technology with user-friendly pricing has led to the release of the a7V, a mirrorless camera that is ideal for both professional photographers and enthusiasts looking for advanced
By: Natalie Johnson As enterprises navigate rapid technological acceleration, the question of how work should evolve has taken on new urgency. Christophe Derdeyn, a global entrepreneur known for guiding organizations through complex digital transformations, has spent more than two decades building and scaling ventures while mentoring early-stage companies across Southeast
By: Nic Abelian Senziio’s Theia is transforming home automation with innovative privacy-first technology that adapts to your presence and environment. Picture this: You step inside your home, and without saying a word or pressing a button, your lights dim, the temperature adjusts, and your favorite music starts playing, seamlessly in
By: Heather Wrixon At its core, Split Mobile does something deceptively simple: it lets one person host a bill and have everyone else pay their share instantly, even without downloading the app. But behind that simplicity is a thoughtfully engineered flow designed for real-world social dynamics. Split Mobile isn’t just
The fragility of global supply chains has been laid bare once again, this time by the disruption caused by Nexperia, a major semiconductor manufacturer. The crisis at Nexperia’s Dongguan plant in China is sending ripples through the automotive and technology sectors, exposing key vulnerabilities in the auto-tech supply chain. As
As Black Friday 2025 approaches, the usual frenzy of discounts and deals is set to target popular gaming products, with significant savings expected on PlayStation 5 (PS5) consoles, including the standard PS5 and the more powerful PS5 Pro. Alongside the consoles, gamers can anticipate discounts on accessories like the DualSense
The rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) has reshaped industries, and one of its most significant impacts has been on supply chain management. By integrating IoT technologies into logistics and distribution, companies are unlocking new levels of resilience and efficiency. This transformation allows businesses to track inventory, monitor shipments
Understanding User Experience User experience, often shortened to UX, refers to the overall impression people have when interacting with a product, service, or digital platform. It includes ease of use, accessibility, design, and how well the product meets user needs. While once considered a secondary factor, UX has become a
Across the world, the frequency and intensity of floods have risen in the past two decades. The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction estimates that floods make up a significant portion of all weather-related disasters worldwide, displacing millions each year. Urban sprawl, soil erosion, and global warming have all
Defining the Content Economy The content economy refers to the system where individuals and organizations create, distribute, and monetize digital content across platforms. It includes influencers, independent creators, media companies, and brands that rely on social media to reach audiences. Unlike traditional media, where distribution was limited to television, radio,
Understanding Fog Computing Fog computing is a distributed computing model that extends cloud services closer to where data is generated. Instead of sending all information to distant servers, fog computing processes data locally through intermediate nodes. This reduces the time it takes for information to travel, known as latency, and
Understanding Edge Computing in Retail Edge computing refers to processing data closer to where it is generated, rather than sending it to a distant centralized server. In retail, this means that information from sensors, checkout systems, or customer devices can be analyzed in real time within the store itself. Traditional
Rising Costs of Advanced Infrastructure Artificial intelligence research depends heavily on computational power, particularly for training large models that require vast amounts of data. As models grow in size and complexity, the cost of maintaining the necessary infrastructure has increased sharply. According to Knowledge at Wharton, the financial burden of
Why Wealth Management Faces Unique Cyber Risks Wealth management firms handle sensitive financial data and manage significant client assets, making them attractive targets for cybercriminals. As KPMG notes in its 2025 cybersecurity considerations for financial services, the expansion of digital platforms and cloud adoption has widened the attack surface for
Defining Responsible Innovation Responsible innovation refers to the practice of designing and developing technology with careful consideration of its ethical, environmental, and social effects. In hardware development, this means creating physical products that meet performance goals while minimizing harm. The concept encourages developers to think beyond technical specifications and consider