Business

Salesforce's Agentforce AI push is straining its legacy CRM seat model, creating a direct conflict between new revenue bets and existing business.

LinkedIn is rolling out AI recruiting tools that automate sourcing, screening, and outreach - and recruiters are pushing back hard on what gets lost.

Shopify's aggressive push into enterprise commerce is quietly shifting its priorities away from the small business owners who built its brand.

Sony's PSN outage locked millions of players out of paid games, exposing the fragility of cloud-dependent gaming and raising hard questions about digital ownership.

Intel's foundry division posted a $2.3B operating loss in Q1 2025, and TSMC's biggest clients show no sign of switching. Here's why the gap is so hard to close.

AMD's MI300X is winning real hyperscale deployments and narrowing Nvidia's data center GPU lead - but CUDA's ecosystem grip and Nvidia's hardware cadence keep the fight uneven.

Citigroup is opening new U.S. branches after years of digital-first retreat. The move puts the bank in direct competition with JPMorgan and raises questions about strategic consistency.

Tesla's Cybercab robotaxi launches in Austin, putting direct pressure on Waymo's years-long head start in autonomous ride-hailing. The cost model and camera-only approach are the real tests.

Pfizer's post-COVID revenue collapse is forcing billion-dollar pipeline bets on oncology, obesity, and RSV - with no guarantee any single drug fills the gap.

Volkswagen's China sales decline is forcing the automaker into a painful restructuring debate in Europe, where high manufacturing costs and labor agreements now lack the China profits that once supported them.