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Is China’s Economy Headed for a “Lost Decade” Like Japan’s?
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Is China’s Economy Headed for a “Lost Decade” Like Japan’s?

The Wall Street Journal draws a stark parallel between China’s current economic woes and Japan’s “lost decades.” Despite starting from a poorer baseline, China risks falling into the same traps of a two-track economy and corporate zombification.

by Elijah PorterJanuary 8, 2026
Google’s $32B Wiz Deal Faces Its EU Moment of Truth
BusinessCybersecuritySoftware

Google’s $32B Wiz Deal Faces Its EU Moment of Truth

European Union antitrust officials have set a February 10 deadline to rule on Google’s proposed $32 billion purchase of cybersecurity provider Wiz. The deal, announced last March, has already been approved by the U.S. Department of Justice. This comes as cyber threats have escalated from episodic ev

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
PayPal Bets Big on AI Agents With Microsoft Copilot Checkout
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PayPal Bets Big on AI Agents With Microsoft Copilot Checkout

PayPal is making two strategic moves, integrating its checkout with Microsoft’s AI Copilot and teaming with Paychex for early wage access. These partnerships highlight a shift towards autonomous AI shopping and the demand for faster payroll. But what does this mean for traditional e-commerce?

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
Amazon’s New Dashboard Tracks Exactly How Long You’re In The Office
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Amazon’s New Dashboard Tracks Exactly How Long You’re In The Office

Amazon has equipped managers with a new dashboard that tracks not just if employees come to the office, but how many hours they spend there. The tool flags “Low-Time Badgers” and others, standardizing RTO enforcement across its corporate workforce.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
Musk vs. OpenAI: The Lawsuit is Officially Going to Trial
AIBusinessSoftware

Musk vs. OpenAI: The Lawsuit is Officially Going to Trial

Elon Musk’s legal battle with OpenAI is heating up. A judge has ruled that his lawsuit, alleging the company betrayed its non-profit founding mission, can head to trial. This sets the stage for a major courtroom showdown over AI’s future.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
Your AI Shopper Doesn’t Care About Your Checkout Page
AIBusinessSoftware

Your AI Shopper Doesn’t Care About Your Checkout Page

According to a new analysis, the rise of AI shopping agents is forcing consumer commerce to look a lot more like B2B. The focus is moving from a slick checkout experience to structured data, verifiable policies, and machine-readable authorization. Payment is becoming just the final step in a long, a

by Elijah PorterJanuary 8, 2026
The 2026 IPO Boom Could Expose Private Equity’s Paper Profits
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The 2026 IPO Boom Could Expose Private Equity’s Paper Profits

After years of staying private, a massive wave of companies is expected to go public in 2026. This could force a long-overdue reckoning for the private equity industry, which has been promising returns on paper for years without having to prove them in the public markets.

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
India’s 10-Minute Delivery Craze Hits a Gig Worker Wall
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India’s 10-Minute Delivery Craze Hits a Gig Worker Wall

A flash strike by over 200,000 delivery riders on New Year’s Eve has thrown India’s booming quick-commerce industry into chaos. The protest targets the core 10-minute delivery promise, demanding better pay and safety, just as investors grow wary of new labor codes. The model’s sustainability is now

by Aaron ValeJanuary 8, 2026
Japan’s Chip Chemical Makers Hit by China Anti-Dumping Probe
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Japan’s Chip Chemical Makers Hit by China Anti-Dumping Probe

China is launching an anti-dumping investigation into imports of dichlorosilane from Japan. The move sent shares of major Japanese chemical producers lower in early trading on January 8.

by Elijah PorterJanuary 8, 2026
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Health is a big, risky bet on AI doctors
AIBusinessSoftware

OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Health is a big, risky bet on AI doctors

OpenAI is launching a dedicated ChatGPT Health product, responding to over 230 million weekly health questions. It promises data siloing and app integrations, but the core AI still hallucinates. This is a massive move into a deeply regulated, high-stakes arena.

by Elijah PorterJanuary 7, 2026

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