AI Is Making 5 Human Skills More Valuable Than Ever. Most Companies Are Investing in the Wrong Thing
AI’s hiring surge lifts five human skills while firms pour money into the wrong tech.
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AI’s hiring surge lifts five human skills while firms pour money into the wrong tech.
Nintendo’s veteran designer says gamers now value experience over raw power, sparking industry debate.
Albertsons initiates a major corporate reorganization and cuts its annual sales forecast following a reported decline in consumer demand.
Rising employer health insurance premiums are prompting a shift in benefits strategy as costs projected for 2027 reach parity with vehicle prices.
Corporate adoption of AI faces a financial reality check as executives grapple with unexpected operational costs and surging token-based billing.
Volkswagen Group is preparing to reduce its global model lineup by up to 50% as part of a major strategic shift to address declining sales and market pressure.
Meta’s AI infrastructure push reshapes cloud wars—could its SpaceX-style gamble pay off?
SAP is adjusting its operational strategy by prioritizing AI investment while restricting hiring and travel expenditures.
Escalating AI operational costs are forcing enterprises to rethink their usage models and pursue more affordable alternatives.
Nvidia is pivoting to a revenue-sharing model, allowing select AI startups to exchange compute power for a percentage of their cloud earnings.
Kohl’s experiences significant stock volatility as investors weigh a new turnaround strategy against concerns over the retailer’s long-term direction.
New research and industry surveys are questioning the effectiveness of 2026 enterprise AI spending and the lack of standardized success benchmarks.
Honda is shifting its strategy away from an all-electric focus in the United States, prioritizing hybrid models instead.
Mark Cuban proposes that AI firms address job displacement as a cost of doing business rather than relying on celebrity marketing to win public trust.