The debate around AI in warfare often focuses on dystopian scenarios of autonomous killing machines. But the reality is more nuanced – and already here. From Ukraine to Gaza, AI is changing conflict in ways we’re just beginning to understand.
World Wide Technology CEO Jim Kavanaugh believes Cisco is rediscovering its innovative spirit after “losing its way.” His $20 billion company just won Cisco’s 2025 Global Enterprise Partner of the Year award while posting 40% growth this year.
JPMorgan Private Bank’s 2026 outlook reveals a concerning path for America’s $38 trillion national debt. The bank suggests policymakers might tolerate higher inflation to reduce the debt burden, potentially eroding Federal Reserve independence. This approach could fundamentally reshape the economic
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is returning to an operational role as co-CEO of AI startup Project Prometheus. The company has secured $6.2 billion in funding and will focus on AI for engineering and manufacturing. Bezos’ return marks his first CEO position since handing Amazon to Andy Jassy in 2021.
Sonos CEO Tom Conrad is taking customer complaints head-on by personally responding to angry users on Threads. His direct engagement strategy offers a powerful lesson in leadership during product crises. This approach contrasts sharply with how most companies handle customer frustration.
McKinsey says AI is reshaping its business model, with a quarter of global fees now tied to performance outcomes rather than traditional billable hours. Clients increasingly want deep implementation expertise rather than pure strategy advice as AI drives multi-year transformation projects.
Apple has reportedly abandoned plans to update the Mac Pro through at least 2026. The company has canceled the expected M4 Ultra processor and may not release a Mac Pro with the next-generation M5 Ultra either. Apple staff now see the Mac Studio as the effective top of their desktop lineup.
Dozens of pro-union flyers have appeared at Starbucks headquarters as corporate employees express support for striking baristas. HR instructed staff to report union activity while the company faces its fourth work stoppage in two years.
Disney and YouTube TV have reached an agreement after a 15-day blackout that affected roughly 10 million subscribers. The dispute cost Disney an estimated $30 million per week in lost revenue. YouTube TV is restoring all Disney channels and providing $20 credits to affected customers.
The New York Fed convened an urgent meeting with Wall Street banks this week over the standing repo facility. This comes as short-term borrowing costs are spiking, raising concerns about financial system stability.
