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- Sep 12, 2026
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Apple's AI vision is tailored for the moment of AI panic (opens the original)
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Seemingly every week, a new, alarming headline seizes social feeds and forces a conversation about the dangers and future dangers of artificial intelligence. It doesn't help that companies at the frontier of AI development perpetuate those fears. They incorporate them into their business models, urging people to side with them, their responsible stewardship, and their sensitivity to those dangers. That AI sales pitch is not too different from the controversial adage, "The only thing that stops a
Apple's foldable iPhone is a pivotal test of the company's power (opens the original)
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Apple's (AAPL) new phone sales will never be more important. At the Apple keynote on Wednesday, newly minted CEO John Ternus unveiled the iPhone Duo, the company's first foldable phone, packed with an outer screen and a flat, seamless 7.6-inch inner display when fully opened. Eager customers can get their hands on the passport-sized device starting Oct. 23 for a whopping $1,999. Executing at a high level on the public stage comes with a curse: The audience always expects more, ratcheting up stan
Retailers feel the sting as cautious consumers weigh their options (opens the original)
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The biggest theme this earnings season for retailers was trade-offs: between price and profit, promotions and growth, and getting customers through the door while household budgets are under pressure. For the luckiest and best-executing companies, the value proposition drew consumers in. With gas prices eating into wallets, the trade-down or value proposition of stores like Target (TGT) and Dollar General (DG) made an otherwise tough shopping choice easier to manage. A twist this season was the
Nvidia says it's building an ecosystem that can't fail (opens the original)
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Don't call it circular financing. Nvidia doesn't see its efforts to prop up upstarts and bolster key AI players as questionable financial engineering. Yes, it's true that the beneficiaries of Nvidia's muscular backstops and investments are also its customers. But Nvidia doesn't see the scale of its support as something worthy of suspicion. That's because, the company says, it's building an ecosystem with too many scenarios for Nvidia to win. A key question from critics of Nvidia concerns the dem
Meta’s settlement is a challenge to TikTok and YouTube (opens the original)
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The cost of doing business as a global social media company just got a little higher. Meta (META) agreed to settle a social media addiction case with a group of state attorneys general on Wednesday, marking a historic moment in the broader backlash against the rise and ubiquity of social media platforms. Meta denied wrongdoing but is on the hook for $17 billion. That figure, while a massive sum, is a fraction of the company's worth. More significant than the financial penalty is the precedent th
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