Zeroset has raised $5.2 million to build Nebula, a platform that gives AI agents a live view of a company’s operations, allowing them to understand workflows and act autonomously. The funding will support hiring and model training to expand its enterprise offerings.
The company says it rivals some of China’s leading open models while using far less computing power.
This article examines the growing trend of companies announcing layoffs months in advance, exploring both the anxiety this creates for employees and the potential benefits like extra job-search time, while experts weigh in on how workers and employers can navigate this uncertain period.
Despite packed parking lots and strong sales, Costco and Walmart shares have slipped as investors demand more growth from their defensive‑stock premiums. The stocks’ sensitivity to any sign of weaker spending has turned solid earnings into disappointing market performance.
UFC CEO Dana White says working from the office creates the spontaneous conversations that spark ideas and surface new issues.
College retention rates are an important admissions factor because they’re a strong indicator of student satisfaction.
Leadership
A startup founder was arrested and charged with crimes for allegedly deceiving VCs and siphoning off funds to pay for her house and her wedding.
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Finance
Older Americans spent decades building their retirement nest eggs — now they’re afraid to spend them
Prudential Financial’s Retirement Pulse survey shows retirees fear spending savings and prefer guaranteed income to avoid financial insecurity.
Fintech
Nvidia robotics alums are launching AI startups as venture capital fuels a boom. The chip giant stands to benefit from their success.
Investing
Steve Eisman and Michael Burry, both known for shorting the housing market, now clash over AI’s future, with Burry predicting a disaster and Eisman defending the sector’s potential despite chip depreciation concerns.
Business
Tang Xiao’ou, who also taught information engineering at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, died of an unspecified illness, according to SenseTime.
