AI in business: funding rounds, acquisitions, market trends, and enterprise adoption.
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Former Wall Street bankers Felipe Sinisterra and Dave Wang are charging up to $25,000 a day to train financial institutions on using AI tools they've already purchased. Their high fees highlight the growing demand for AI literacy in the financial sector.
The European Commission is preparing to fine Google hundreds of millions of euros under the Digital Markets Act, marking the largest penalty ever issued under the bloc’s new tech competition regime.
Ferrari unveils the Luce, its first all-electric five-seat car co-designed with Jony Ive. The luxury vehicle starts at €550,000 and delivers over 1,000 horsepower.
A Samsung Electronics union representing 13,000 non-chip workers has filed an injunction to halt a companywide bonus vote that favors memory chip employees. The legal challenge raises questions about equity and labor relations in South Korea's tech sector.
This article explains how venture capital firms like GSR Ventures use existing stakes in successful platforms like RedNote to anchor new funds, demonstrating advanced financial strategies in the tech investment ecosystem.
India aims to transform 200 million workers into 350 million skilled AI professionals by 2030, but experts warn the journey is fraught with logistical and infrastructural challenges.
Startup Battlefield 200 is accepting applications until May 27, offering startups access to venture capital networks, global visibility, and a $100,000 prize.
Home Depot and Lowe's are offering Memorial Day deals on power tools with savings up to $400 off top brands like DeWalt and Milwaukee.
Blue Origin has committed $600 million to expand its Rocket Park campus in Cape Canaveral, Florida, as part of Project Horizon. The investment comes ahead of SpaceX’s record IPO and after a recent payload mishap.
UK venture capital funding doubled to £10.5bn in early 2026, driven largely by three major companies—Nscale, Wayve, and Ineffable Intelligence.
Ericsson is relocating its global headquarters from Kista to central Stockholm, marking the largest office lease in Swedish history. The move, beginning in 2028, reflects a strategic shift toward urban innovation hubs.
This explainer explains how artificial intelligence (AI) is being adopted by European businesses, why it matters, and what this means for the future of work and competition.
