In a recent podcast interview, Palantir CEO Alex Karp revealed he spends “a lot of time talking to Nazis.” The CEO, who has Jewish heritage, said this helps him understand their mindset. The admission comes amid scrutiny of Palantir’s military and surveillance contracts.
While AI is transforming IT work, the industry is actually experiencing massive job growth. New data shows IT positions will grow at 9% versus 3% for other jobs through 2034. The real story is about shifting skills and massive infrastructure investments.
A White House national security memo obtained by the Financial Times contains explosive claims about Alibaba’s alleged support for Chinese military operations targeting the US. The company denies the allegations as “complete nonsense” amid growing tensions over Chinese tech companies’ potential ties
Sony and NCSoft revealed Horizon Steel Frontiers this week, but the MMO is skipping PS5 entirely. NCSoft says the decision wasn’t theirs to make, pointing to Sony’s own multiplayer Horizon plans. This reveals Sony’s strategy to avoid internal competition.
Apple is reportedly developing a budget MacBook using iPhone processors to compete with Chromebooks in education. The move aims to boost MacBook sales by targeting students and casual users. But breaking Google’s classroom dominance requires more than just lower prices.
President Trump’s budget bill contains provisions that could devastate the $28 billion hemp industry by banning most THC products. Meanwhile, the U.S. has officially stopped producing pennies after 231 years, saving taxpayers $56 million annually.
The retail giants are facing a fundamental shift as 26% of consumers struggle to pay bills. Their response reveals where shopping is headed for the next decade, focusing on utility over spectacle.
The Disney-YouTube TV standoff has blacked out college football and Monday Night Football for 10 million subscribers. This isn’t just about money—it’s about whether live sports are worth what networks claim.
Alex Karp isn’t holding back against Palantir’s critics. The CEO called analysts who doubted the stock “parasitic” and argued they cost everyday Americans massive gains. He insists patriotism and profits go hand in hand.
A venture-backed wealth tech company has created hedge funds dedicated exclusively to Hermès Birkin and Kelly bags. The initial fund raised $1 million and delivered 34% net ROI with a 43-day average resale timeline. Backed by Christie’s, this marks the first Hermès-dedicated investment fund strategy
