The traditional college-to-office pipeline is broken. With AI eating entry-level roles, a top Verizon hiring leader argues that retail and hospitality jobs are a strategic start, not a career dead end. She says the transferable skills are a huge plus that hiring managers actually love.
AXT has lowered its Q4 2025 revenue forecast, blaming fewer-than-expected export permits from China for its indium phosphide substrates. The company, however, insists underlying demand is strong and is planning a major capacity expansion.
The AI giants are pivoting to health care, with OpenAI rolling out HIPAA-compliant tools for hospitals and a consumer health chatbot. But the life-or-death stakes introduce massive new risks and regulatory hurdles that didn’t exist for coding assistants.
A founder argues that long hours and packed calendars are often just noise, not real momentum. His solution? A disciplined, decades-long morning routine centered on completing just three critical tasks each day.
Microsoft has officially canceled its controversial plan to impose a 2,000-email daily sending limit on Exchange Online. The company announced the reversal after facing fierce pushback from business users who said the 2024 policy would cause major operational problems. They are now seeking other way
Zhipu AI, a leading Chinese challenger to OpenAI, has gone public in Hong Kong, making its chairman a billionaire overnight. The listing, however, was less explosive than some hoped, revealing the complex pressures facing China’s AI ambitions.
The Bank of Tanzania has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 5.75% for a second consecutive policy meeting. The bank aims to support strong economic growth, projecting a 5.9% expansion in 2025, while inflation remains comfortably within its target band.
Biller Genie, a platform that automates accounts receivable for small businesses, has secured $22 million in new funding. The company plans to use the capital to expand globally and scale its product development.
Payhawk is in early talks to raise over $100 million, which could double its valuation to around $2 billion. The move highlights investor interest in European fintech, but the company faces intense competition from well-funded U.S. rivals.
JPMorgan Chase is cutting ties with traditional proxy advisory firms. Its asset management unit will now use an internal AI system, named Proxy IQ, to handle shareholder votes and analyze data for thousands of annual company meetings.
