The latest Fortune 500 Power Moves report shows significant executive changes across apparel, retail, and tech. Nike eliminated its CTO role, while Kohl’s made its interim CEO permanent following a vendor conflict scandal.
The death of the beloved read-it-later app Pocket left a void. According to XDA-Developers, the unexpected hero for many wasn’t another bookmark manager, but Google’s AI tool, NotebookLM. Its limitations, like a 50-source cap, actually solved a core behavioral problem with digital hoarding.
Alfredo Mercedes left a high-paying job at Defense Unicorns to launch VU Talent Partners, an AI recruiting platform embedded within VU Venture Partners. He says the AI talent market is overheated with crazy comp and retention issues. His solution? A data-powered platform that scales with startups.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire told Wired that the next five to ten years will see a massive shift to a blockchain-based “economic OS.” The company’s USDC stablecoin, worth $78 billion, is just the foundation for this new “money as an app platform.”
Index giant MSCI has proposed reclassifying companies with over 50% of their assets in crypto as “funds,” risking their removal from major benchmarks. The move has drawn a fierce, seven-page rebuttal from Vivek Ramaswamy’s Strive Asset Management, which holds $704 million in bitcoin.
The latest update to FTP Rush, version 3.6.5, addresses specific login and file-naming bugs for cloud services like Google Drive and OneDrive. It’s a free, portable file transfer client that works across Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Salesforce posted a mixed Q3, missing revenue slightly but crushing EPS estimates. The company raised its full-year outlook, fueled partly by its new AI platform, Agentforce. Investors are watching to see if this momentum can reignite growth.
AI is now a common part of hiring, with 88% of employers using it for screening. But a new study finds that giving candidates a choice between an AI or human interviewer could backfire, creating a new hurdle for low-ability job seekers.
According to CNBC, Nissan’s CFO detailed the company’s strategy shift in response to 25% U.S. tariffs on auto imports. The plan leans on local supply chains and “dual sourcing” for parts. He also expressed cautious optimism that the AI chip shortage won’t become a “nightmare scenario.”
A new simulation suggests the explosion of satellite mega-constellations is no longer just a problem for ground-based astronomy. Space telescopes, including the iconic Hubble, are now at risk, with up to one in three of its images potentially ruined by satellite trails if all proposed launches go ah
