VodafoneThree is moving network planning and optimization roles to India through new contracts with Ericsson and Nokia. The move affects at least 80 positions and bypasses UK employment protections, sparking employee backlash.
Since ChatGPT’s debut, job openings have plummeted 30% while the S&P 500 surged 70%. But the real story isn’t AI – it’s a perfect storm of monetary policy, trade restrictions, and immigration enforcement that’s creating two separate economies.
Top governance expert Charles Elson warns that combining CEO and board chair roles creates dangerous oversight failures. Major financial institutions are reversing post-crisis reforms, risking accountability.
Defense contractors face a perfect storm of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and compliance deadlines. With only 1% feeling prepared for CMMC audits, the window for action is closing fast.
Disney has pulled its entire channel lineup from YouTube TV, including ESPN and ABC, amid a heated carriage dispute. The blackout affects millions of subscribers and reveals deeper challenges in streaming’s evolution.
In a world increasingly governed by algorithms, mathematician Clara Grima makes a surprising defense of these mathematical tools. But the real challenge lies in bridging the gap between mathematical purity and real-world implementation. Understanding this distinction is crucial for responsible techn
Samsung is building an AI Megafactory powered by 50,000 Nvidia GPUs to revolutionize chip manufacturing. The partnership promises 20x performance improvements and tighter integration between AI hardware and semiconductor production.
Sam Altman publicly requested a $50,000 refund for his Tesla Roadster deposit, only for the email to bounce. The incident reveals deeper issues with Tesla’s delayed projects and the ongoing feud between the tech billionaires.
California’s cannabis excise tax reduction from 19% to 15% takes effect January 2026. While celebrated as progress, industry insiders warn the legal market needs more fundamental reforms to survive against the thriving illicit market.
Britain’s productivity puzzle has persisted despite billions in R&D incentives. The problem isn’t invention but adoption – and tax policy makes it worse. A simple fix could transform economic growth.
