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Technology

X Platform to Launch Premium Handle Marketplace with Million-Dollar Price Tags

X is launching a marketplace for inactive handles available exclusively to premium subscribers. Sources indicate coveted handles could sell for millions as the platform expands its subscription revenue model. The program will initially roll out to business-tier customers before expanding to other premium levels.

X’s New Handle Marketplace Targets Premium Subscribers

X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, is preparing to launch a marketplace for inactive user handles, according to recent announcements from the company. The initiative represents another step in the platform’s evolution toward subscription-based revenue models under Elon Musk’s leadership. Reports indicate that rare and desirable handles could command prices reaching seven figures, potentially generating significant revenue for the platform while offering exclusive opportunities to premium subscribers.

by Tyler Brooks P.E
BusinessSoftware Guides

Salesforce Projects $60B Revenue by 2030 as Cramer Declares ‘Old Salesforce Is Back’

Salesforce has unveiled an optimistic financial roadmap projecting $60 billion in revenue by fiscal 2030, according to reports. The announcement has sparked a stock rally and prompted Jim Cramer to declare “the old Salesforce is back” as the company targets double-digit growth.

Salesforce Unveils Ambitious Growth Targets

Salesforce has struck back against sluggish-growth narratives with an optimistic multiyear financial roadmap that reportedly projects annual revenue of $60 billion for fiscal year 2030, excluding its pending Informatica acquisition. According to the analysis presented at this week’s Dreamforce conference, this target exceeds the LSEG consensus of $58.4 billion and signals a return to stronger growth patterns for the business software maker.

by Tyler Brooks P.E
Arts and EntertainmentBusiness

Goldman Sachs OneGS 3.0: AI-Driven Overhaul Brings Job Cuts and Operational Transformation

Goldman Sachs is implementing a major AI-driven overhaul called OneGS 3.0 that will rewire operations for greater efficiency. The transformation includes limited job reductions and headcount constraints while positioning the firm for future growth through artificial intelligence integration.

In a significant strategic shift, Goldman Sachs has unveiled its OneGS 3.0 initiative, a comprehensive AI-driven overhaul that represents the next evolution of the firm’s operational framework. The announcement, detailed in an internal memo obtained by Business Insider, outlines both immediate workforce adjustments and long-term transformation goals as the banking giant positions itself to harness the power of artificial intelligence technologies.

OneGS 3.0: The Next Phase of Goldman Sachs’ Evolution

by Megan Carter