Most technology rules arrive late. They get written after the damage is already done, named for the disaster they were meant to prevent. Governments are not built to move first. They move when something scares Read more…
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An established global retailer has been quietly shrinking its physical footprint across dozens of markets, leaving behind vacant mall storefronts and shuttered standalone locations around the world. At first glance, the closures might suggest weakening Read more…
When you enter a casino, it’s important to remember that the house always wins. You may have a lucky streak, but even the most skilled gamblers eventually lose money. “Every game in the casino is Read more…
AT&T (T) has a new problem on Wall Street. The telecom behemoth has spent years trying to convince investors that its story is greater than dividends, debt reduction and old-school wireless service. That effort has Read more…
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The first high-technology stock market crash was 200 years ago in British railroad stocks. In 1825, the information highway ran on iron rails, in Britain at least. In 1824 and 1825, prospectuses were issued for Read more…
Two words from the CEO of America’s largest retailer carry a lot of weight. John Furner, who took over as Walmart’s chief executive in February 2026, was speaking to reporters during the company’s annual shareholder Read more…
One of the most important chipmakers on the planet could be squeezing its customers right now, as the AI shortage gives it every excuse. But its CEO said he won’t. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (CSMC) Chief Read more…