Opsin has secured $21 million to help companies monitor and clean up the growing mess of AI agents, addressing security concerns as firms increasingly adopt tools like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT Enterprise.
Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs—the biggest layoffs since 2022—as falling stock prices and investor worries about viewer engagement prompt the streaming giant to double down on video podcasts and sports content, while competition for audience attention remains fierce.
Tech bros can’t stop talking about beer after Mark Zuckerberg drinking a Guinness went viral earlier in the week.
A growing shipping crisis in the oil market, marked by soaring tanker rates and diesel prices, threatens to keep energy costs elevated even if crude prices decline, with transportation costs adding an estimated $35-40 per barrel.
Top financial executives are bolstering defenses against rogue AI threats, investing heavily in cybersecurity and calling for responsible innovation as AI capabilities advance rapidly.
South Korea’s Kospi index plunged 8% as investors question AI spending sustainability and high interest rates, with Samsung and SK Hynix shares tumbling despite strong earnings forecasts.
Leadership
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Finance
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Fintech
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Business
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