Fractional jet operator NetJets is partnering with SpaceX’s Starlink to equip its fleet with high-speed satellite internet. The deal, potentially worth over $200 million, marks a significant shift in the competitive landscape for business aviation connectivity.
2025 was a year of seismic shifts for Cisco. The company unveiled its new Cisco 360 partner program, appointed a new channel chief, saw major executive changes, and went all-in on AI investments and acquisitions.
According to Inc, solo founder Shlomo built Base44 and generated nearly $1.5 million in subscription revenue just one month after launch. Four months in, Wix co-founder and CEO Avishai Abrahami acquired the startup for $80 million after a series of meetings at his home.
Estonia’s MyDello has secured €3.1 million in funding led by Frumtak Ventures. The platform, which has onboarded 12,500 businesses, aims to fully automate international freight forwarding, starting with a UK launch this December.
The debate over David Sacks, a PayPal Mafia veteran now advising Trump on AI, highlights a core tension. Is the real-world expertise of tech insiders worth the inevitable financial conflicts that come with it?
A major new survey shows corporate leaders are far more bullish on AI than the general public. While 93% of executives see a net positive, only 58% of the public agrees. The biggest divides are over safety spending and worker support.
Oracle’s shares have plunged 45% from their September high after a messy earnings report revealed a $12 billion quarterly capital expenditure bill, far above expectations. The company is tying much of its spending to building data centers for OpenAI, but delays and debt market skepticism are reveali
JustCo is expanding across Asia with a surprising new strategy. They’re launching luxury spaces with daily breakfasts and, at the other extreme, a stripped-down “boring office” brand. It’s all about catering to the post-pandemic fight over where we work.
OpenAI is deepening its Seattle roots by hiring veteran engineering leader Kevin Leneway from Pioneer Square Labs. Meanwhile, Madrona Venture Group brings on a new director for portfolio growth, and a local health tech firm adds a finance chief.
The founder of Hinge, Justin McLeod, says he had to bribe college students with KitKats to get them to try his dating app in its early days. He also turned down a lucrative McKinsey job and scraped together $5,000 checks to fund what became a massive business.
