A CNBC survey of senior HR executives reveals that AI is already impacting 67% of jobs at their companies, with 89% expected to be affected within the next year. Despite efficiency gains, workforce reductions are being driven by cost-cutting rather than AI automation.
Google is making major changes to Android app distribution as part of its legal settlement with Epic Games. Android 17 will introduce certified “Registered App Stores” with streamlined installation processes that could challenge the Play Store’s dominance.
The U.S. Postal Service is planning to open up its last-mile delivery network to more shipping partners. This represents a strategic shift from previous policies under former Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. The move aims to increase revenue and better utilize the agency’s extensive delivery infrastr
Google has submitted a compliance plan to the European Commission addressing antitrust concerns about its adtech dominance. The company proposes product changes rather than the breakup regulators have threatened, arguing a split would harm publishers.
Microsoft has closed the Massgrave KMS38 activation loophole with its latest security update. The popular method for activating Windows and Office without licenses no longer works after the November 2025 patches. This marks another step in Microsoft’s broader crackdown on unofficial activation tools
Avoiding difficult conversations can unravel even the strongest partnerships. From trust erosion to missed innovation opportunities, the costs of silence are staggering. Leaders need courage, not consensus, to maintain healthy collaborations.
Utilities are drowning in disconnected legacy systems that make even simple updates take weeks. A new approach gives energy companies the tools to configure their own tech without coding backlogs. This could finally unlock the innovation the energy sector desperately needs.
Ubisoft made a rare last-minute decision to delay its earnings release and halt trading on its shares. The company postponed results until “the coming days” while keeping investors in the dark about the reasons behind the sudden move.
Apple has secured a landmark agreement to collect commissions from WeChat mini apps in China. The 15% rate could generate billions from a market where Apple previously earned nothing. This represents a major breakthrough after years of negotiations.
Apple has been denied permission to appeal a UK ruling that found its App Store commission practices unlawful. The case represents over 1,500 UK developers and could result in damages exceeding $1 billion.
