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Can a 145-Year-Old Watch Brand Win Over Gen Z? Movado’s CEO Reveals the Strategy
Efraim Grinberg, Chairman and CEO of Movado Group, discusses keeping iconic watch brands relevant, expanding its portfolio and reaching a new generation.
Intero Biosystems Wins TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield
Biotech startup Intero Biosystems has taken top honors at TechCrunch disrupt’s 2026 startup battlefield.
Meta Unveils Powerful Open A.I. Model Built to Run on Macs
Meta is expanding its A.I. ambitions with Muse Spark Open, a new open-weight model designed to run locally on Apple’s Mac computers.
CoreWeave’s Selloff Puts Ai Giants’ Sky-High Valuations Under Pressure
A sharp selloff in A.I. infrastructure firm CoreWeave is raising new questions about the value of some of the industry’s biggest players.
Tesla’s New Roadster Takes Flight Fueling Merger Rumors
Tesla has unveiled its long-delayed next-generation roadster, featuring SpaceX developed thrusters that allow the electric supercar to perform mid-air maneuvers
Big Business This Week: Why Might U.S. Firms Move To Twice-Yearly Reporting?
The Securities & Exchange Commission wants to end the requirement that U.S. public companies file quarterly reports and move to semiannual reporting. Why?
Amazon Unveils New Personal A.I. Devices That Listen to Conversations
Amazon is expanding its push into personal artificial intelligence with new Bee Devices designed to listen to conversations and help users stay organized.
A.I. Stock Selloff Deepens as Chipmakers Take a Hit
Artificial intelligence stocks are under pressure, with Nvidia, AMD and micron among the companies seeing shares fall.
Nvidia CEO Urges U.S.-China Talks Over Potentially Dangerous A.I.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is calling for greater dialogue between the United States and China over artificial intelligence.
Anthropic Takes Its Pentagon Blacklist Fight Back To Court
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is asking a full federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., to reconsider a ruling upholding the Pentagon’s decision.
Bank Of America Hit With $1.2 Billion Penalty Over Money-Laundering Failures
Bank Of America is facing more than 1.2 billion dollars in penalties after federal regulators found major failures in its anti-money-laundering controls.
Supreme Court Takes Up Fight Over Musk’s DOGE Records
The supreme court has agreed to hear the Trump administration’s appeal in a fight over public access to records from Elon Musk’s DOGE.
Kroger To Cut 3,000 Corporate Jobs As It Ramps Up AI
Grocery giant Kroger plans to eliminate 3,000 corporate jobs over the next three years, as it restructures operations and expands its use of AI.
OpenAI Employee Accused Of Planting Secret Recording Device
A former OpenAI engineer has been arrested, accused of secretly planting a recording device inside the company’s San Francisco headquarters.
Left to Figure It Out Alone: How a Teen Founder Built a Safety Net for Foster Youth
From FDIC-backed digital lessons to one-on-one mentorship, McLain Larson is turning the anxiety of aging out into financial autonomy.
Americans Want to Buy American. So What’s Getting in the Way?
Jason Miller, Professor of Supply Chain Management at Michigan State University, explains why stronger regional supply chains are key to buying American.
The $125 Billion Data-Center Boom That Could Transform St. Louis
Ron Kitchens, Managing Partner of Greater St. Louis, Inc., explains how a $125 billion data-center boom could transform the region’s economic future.
