The joint venture to build two massive battery plants is being dissolved. It’s a stark symbol of how the auto industry’s electric vehicle plans have dramatically cooled since the peak hype just a few years ago.
Aaron Spivak sold his sleep-tech startup Hush Blankets to Sleep Country Canada for $48 million CAD just four years after launch. His journey from a party bus business at 15 to a multi-million dollar exit reveals a blend of gritty execution and an almost spiritual belief in visioning the future.
California regulators have released the long-awaited draft text for the state’s sweeping climate disclosure laws. The rules will now enter a public comment period, but face ongoing legal challenges from major business groups.
According to GameSpot, the Call of Duty franchise led Xbox Game Pass in total players and hours played for 2025. This news comes just after Activision publicly acknowledged that *Black Ops 7* underperformed and promised to stop making back-to-back sequels.
OpenAI has hired Slack CEO Denise Dresser as its first-ever chief revenue officer. The move signals a new, urgent focus on making money as the company faces trillion-dollar obligations and intense competition.
Manufacturing leaders are sounding the alarm: legacy ERP systems that create reports instead of decisions are a direct threat to a company’s survival. The new push is for AI-driven systems that act in real-time and empower frontline workers, not just IT departments. The goal is measurable ROI in wee
Meta is reportedly developing a new AI model, code-named Avocado, that it might charge for. This signals a potential pivot from CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s previous stance that “open source AI is the path forward.” The move follows a disappointing launch for Llama 4 and a massive $14.3 billion investment
New EU regulations are forcing sustainable funds to prove their impact with hard data. The European Circular Bioeconomy Fund has been using a science-based approach from day one, setting a high bar for the industry.
In a competitive landscape, many leaders point to strategy or technology as the key to winning. But one gaming industry CEO argues the real differentiator is much simpler: exceptional talent. It’s a mindset that changes everything from hiring to long-term success.
Microsoft is making a massive $17.5 billion bet on India’s AI infrastructure. The investment, spread over four years, aims to build hyperscale cloud capacity and train millions. It follows similar big-tech pledges from Google and Amazon.
