EA's $55 Billion Buyout Sparks Fears for Gaming's Future
EA's record $55 billion leveraged buyout closed August 2026, raising fears of major shifts across the gaming industry.
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DevOps in 2025: Discipline, AI Risks, and New Tools
Coverage shows DevOps maturing past hype, with AI coding tools, security flaws, and platform choices reshaping engineering practices.
AI Jobs Anxiety Grows in China as Layoffs Spread
Chinese workers face AI-driven layoffs as global coverage tracks uneven AI impacts on jobs, hiring, and unionization worldwide.
Collegium Pharma Moves HQ From Suburbs to Boston
Collegium Pharmaceutical is relocating its HQ to downtown Boston as CEO Vikram Karnani bets on the city's biotech hub.
Robotaxi Incidents Push Congress Toward AV Safety Rules
Robotaxi safety failures and lawsuits are fueling new federal, state, and global pushes to regulate self-driving cars.
Chrome, GIMP Patch High-Risk Flaws in Urgent Updates
Google and GIMP issue urgent patches for high-risk flaws, as open-source AI models and tools face growing scrutiny and security debt.
SpaceX Sets Falcon 9 Reuse Record With 100th Launch of 2025
SpaceX set to break its rocket-reuse record with the 100th Falcon 9 launch of 2025, as Starship plans and rivals' setbacks reshape the launch industry.
Blackbird Raises $752M in Record Australian VC Fund
Blackbird Ventures closed a record $752M fund, backed by Asian, US, and UK investors, Australia's largest-ever VC raise.
Nvidia Raises AI Chip Prices 15% Amid Booming Demand
Nvidia plans a 15% AI chip price hike and startup investments as infrastructure costs and competition reshape the AI hardware market.
Nvidia in Talks to Back Perplexity at $30B+ Valuation
Nvidia is reportedly in talks to invest in Perplexity AI at a valuation exceeding $30 billion, per Reuters and Benzinga reports.
Meta Preps Hatch AI Agents as Agentic Commerce Race Heats Up
Meta plans to launch its Hatch AI agent platform and Watermelon model as agentic shopping and payments infrastructure race ahead.
Consumer Software Subscriptions Grow as Fatigue Sets In
Consumer software subscriptions grew in 2023 per Recurly data, even as experts warn of rising customer and operational subscription fatigue.
Deinfluencing Trend Tests Influencer Marketing's Grip
Deinfluencing pushes back on influencer-driven shopping as governments and brands boost creator marketing budgets despite growing scrutiny.
Prescription Drug Prices Post Steepest Drop Since 1963
Prescription drug prices fell at their sharpest rate since 1963, though experts debate the causes and whether patients truly benefit.
NJ Job Losses Mount as US Layoffs Spread Nationwide
Federal data shows NJ lost 25,000-plus jobs in July as national layoffs at Wells Fargo, Starbucks and Amazon continue to mount.
Canada Tariffs Stir Fresh Fears Over U.S. Consumer Prices
New U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods spark debate over consumer prices, with mixed forecasts on housing, food and alcohol costs.
Goldman: Europe May Need €100 Gas Amid US Pump Pain
Goldman Sachs says European gas may need to hit €100/MWh for winter supply, as US gasoline prices also climb amid global tensions.
US Launches 'Economic D-Day' Sanctions Push on Iran
US unveils 'Operation Economic Outcast' sanctions on Iran as tariffs and trade tensions escalate with Canada, China and Cuba.
Trump's 50% Canada Auto Tariff Threat Puts $45B at Risk
Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Canadian autos could hit $45B in U.S. imports, straining Ford, GM and North American supply chains, Fitch warns.
Oura, Shein, Ripple Fuel Fresh Wave of Big-Ticket IPOs
Oura eyes a September IPO near $16B as Shein, Anthropic, and Ripple reshape expectations across the 2025 IPO market.