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Is AI Taking White-Collar Jobs? What the Latest Numbers Tell Us
Strong hiring at law offices and consulting firms is staving off fears of a job apocalypse.
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Quantum Computers Are Poised to Crack Encryption. AI Could Beat Them to It.
New online security is rolling out to protect us from quantum codebreakers. But with AI’s math breakthroughs, that reckoning might come early.
Opinion | There’s No Such Thing as a Stock-Market Bubble
In 1999, just as today, when share prices fall, it isn’t a delusion correcting. It’s uncertainty resolving.
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OpenAI Bolsters Cyber Defenses
Plus, Anthropic’s $1.5 trillion question
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Zipline Valuation Soars as Drone Startup Raises Funds, Expands Walmart Deal
Plus, Democrats are targeting Trump’s Canada tariffs, and emails offer a peek into the Houthis’ little-known office for clearing Red Sea transits.
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The Morning Risk Report: Companies Face Cyber Pain as Hackers Press AI Advantage
Plus: The FTC claims Amazon tripled ad prices for Black Friday and China is flexing its control over artificial intelligence.
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‘What Everybody Is Concerned About Is Cyber’
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Hollywood’s New Superhero Is the Guy Who Tells Moviegoers When to Pee
In the era of the three-hour movie, viewers have to pick their spots. ‘You Can See Everything’ presented a new kind of challenge.
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Taiwan Dollar Weakens on AI Selloff, Foreign Equity Outflows
The Taiwan dollar briefly weakened past the key level of 33 per U.S. dollar early Friday for the first time since April 2025, weighed down by the AI selloff and foreign equity outflows.
AI Companies Scramble to Navigate a World Hostile to Data Centers
With winning candidates promising moratoriums in key states, data-center builders are weighing their options, from going overseas to building in the desert.
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The JPMorgan Alums Whose Big Bet on AI Stocks Is Being Put to the Test
Phil Scott and Jim Atwood struck out on their own in October in an effort to keep their wealth clients’ concentrated portfolios intact.
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Major Investors Are Skeptical Anthropic IPO Can Achieve $1.5 Trillion Valuation
Other investors say October financial results could lessen the blow of the market rout.
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Opinion | Politics Shakes Up the Markets
A tech correction could force Washington to focus on the economy.
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Nvidia-Backed Cohere Says IPO Timing Uncertain Despite Surging Revenue
Canadian artificial-intelligence company Cohere’s timeline for going public remains uncertain despite surging revenue, its chief executive said, as the startup draws fresh backing from Nvidia and the Canadian government.
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What AI Leaders Can Learn from the Midterms
Plus, Mercedes gives its cars an AI upgrade
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Remote-Patient Monitoring Companies Dodge Medicare Shift—For Now
Plus, Anthropic’s biotechnology ambitions
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Mercedes Gives Its Cars an AI Upgrade
The automaker is working with Liquid AI, a startup that spun out of MIT, to run AI models directly in the car, rather than the cloud.
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Can an AI Agent Be Your Next CMO? At Some Small Startups, It Already Is.
Businesses with lean head counts are using specialized agents to operate as heads of growth and design—at least for now.
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How the Data Center Backlash Could Play Into the Hands of Big Tech
Giants like Amazon and Microsoft stand to benefit from a shakeout.
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China Blocks $5.4 Billion SoftBank Robot Deal, Flexing Control Over AI Tech
Beijing is seeking to keep AI data and expertise developed at home from leaking abroad.
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