In a stunning reversal, Warner Music Group has settled its copyright lawsuit against AI music startup Suno and instead formed a partnership. The deal comes just one year after the lawsuit was filed and weeks after Suno raised $250 million at a $2.45 billion valuation. This rapid embrace of AI sugges
The paradox of modern business is that we can be anywhere yet never truly show up. With engagement rates shockingly low, companies face a crisis of connection that goes beyond simple metrics.
Workday’s stock dropped more than 5% in extended trading after the company forecast a Q4 adjusted operating margin of at least 28.5%, slightly below analyst expectations of 28.7%. The company beat both earnings and revenue estimates for its fiscal third quarter.
Glass Lewis CEO Bob Mann addresses recent criticism of the proxy advisory firm’s business model revisions. The company is updating its house-recommendation approach and pursuing additional trust-building initiatives in response to changing investor needs.
TSMC has filed a lawsuit against former senior vice president Wei-Jen Lo, accusing him of leaking confidential information to Intel. The chipmaker’s stock dropped over 3% following the announcement, while Intel shares also declined 1.5%.
Nvidia is pushing back hard against comparisons to historical frauds like Enron and WorldCom. The company sent analysts a detailed memo defending its accounting practices as short-seller Michael Burry reveals he’s betting against the chipmaker.
According to Inc, nearly three-quarters of small to midsize business CEOs rely on internally developed strategic planning processes that don’t account for emerging technologies like AI. Leaders without a deliberate AI integration strategy risk being left behind as AI impacts every aspect of business
The first wave of AI-native employees is entering traditional workplaces, creating tension between tech enthusiasm and established workflows. Many experienced workers worry AI could make their jobs obsolete. Bridging this gap requires strategic communication and understanding genuine concerns.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told employees in an all-hands meeting to use AI for every possible task, calling managers who limit AI usage “insane.” The chipmaker reported $57.01 billion in revenue last quarter and has grown from 29,600 to 36,000 employees. Huang promised workers would still have jobs de
Top payments CEOs say 2025 marks the year AI applications become existential for businesses. The real power lies in clean data, automation, and building trust infrastructure that works invisibly in the background.
