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- Sep 16, 2026
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Why 30-minute delivery orders are too small to profit (opens the original)
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Batteries, cold medicine, and that forgotten dinner ingredient are now just a tap away. Amazon, Walmart, and their rivals have pulled online a category of purchase that e-commerce could never touch before: those indispensable things shoppers once had to get in the car to buy. The orders are small, urgent, and single-item, and the companies processing them are only beginning to reckon with whether these tiny purchases can ever pay for themselves. Walmart says customers who see its fastest deliver
How gig delivery apps became retail infrastructure (opens the original)
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When Home Depot promises to bring tools to a job site in an hour and Dollar Tree drops party supplies at a shopper's doorstep, neither is moving the goods. That work belongs to Instacart, DoorDash, or Uber Eats, three companies that connect stores to drivers so their partners can offer same-day delivery. Tony Xu completed DoorDash's first delivery more than 12 years ago as a school project he named PaloAltoDelivery.com, handing over an order of chicken pad thai with spring rolls and keeping the
How AI adoption erodes employee judgment and critical thinking skills (opens the original)
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Every company with an AI rollout tracks adoption. Dashboards measure how many employees use the tools, how often they log in, and how much time they save. Almost none of them know what the tools are doing to the people using them. Boston Consulting Group recently surveyed 70 C-suite leaders about how AI is affecting their workforces. Half said they're already watching judgment and problem-solving skills weaken inside their own organizations, and more than 60% believe the loss of those skills wil
Dell Technologies Q2 FY27 earnings beat on AI server demand (opens the original)
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Dell Technologies posted record revenue of $47 billion in its fiscal second quarter, beating analyst expectations Tuesday and prompting the company to raise its full-year outlook for the second time this year. The fiscal second quarter, which closed on July 31, saw revenue climb 58% compared with the prior year to $46.97 billion. Adjusted earnings per share came in at $7.04, up 203% from the same period a year ago. Analysts had expected $44.92 billion in revenue and $4.91 in adjusted EPS, accord
All the insurers exiting ACA Obamacare exchanges for 2027 (opens the original)
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About a million Americans had to find new health insurance at the start of 2026. CVS Health's Aetna subsidiary pulled out of the Affordable Care Act marketplace in 17 states, and at least a dozen more carriers announced they'll stop selling plans next year. When that happens, several hundred thousand more people will need to find coverage elsewhere. The departures aren't random. When enhanced federal subsidies expired at the end of 2025, premiums jumped, and healthier enrollees dropped coverage.
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