FedEx is proving that in today’s volatile world, a smart, unified network is more valuable than just a big one. Its Q2 2026 revenue hit $23.5 billion, beating estimates, as it pushes forward with a massive operational consolidation. The company is betting that data and adaptability are the new compe
TikTok has finally reached an agreement to form a new joint venture for its US operations. This comes after a long legal battle and a Supreme Court decision that forced its parent company, ByteDance, to divest.
Revolut is launching a mobile service in the UK that bundles a NordVPN subscription at no extra cost. The plan offers unlimited 5G data for £12.50 per month for early adopters, with a full public launch slated for January 2026.
Lenovo’s global CIO, Art Hu, details a five-part strategy for enterprise AI. It involves managing a portfolio of over 1,000 active projects, shifting IT’s role, and building redundancy into systems. The goal is to have AI penetrate every aspect of the business.
Networking giant Cisco has signed a 15-year virtual Power Purchase Agreement (vPPA) with Polish renewable developer R.Power. The deal will supply approximately 486MWh of power to Cisco’s operations in Poland over the contract’s term.
At the Yale CEO Summit, Fed governor and chair contender Christopher Waller pointed to near-zero job growth and AI’s impact on hiring as reasons for more rate cuts. He also discussed stablecoins, central bank independence, and a 1.6% growth outlook for 2025.
The race in insurance tech isn’t about flashy features anymore. It’s about boring, bulletproof infrastructure that can execute a full, multi-region failover every quarter without clients even noticing. That’s the new table stakes.
The anxiety over massive AI capital expenditures has officially gone global. After rattling U.S. markets, those fears spilled over into Asia on Thursday, tanking Japanese tech stocks.
Coinbase is launching a major expansion beyond cryptocurrency, adding stock trading and prediction markets. The move is a direct play to become a mainstream, all-in-one financial platform. But the competition in these new areas is already fierce.
A new report flips the script on US manufacturing. The sector is hiring aggressively, but a stubborn perception problem is leaving hundreds of thousands of jobs open. The real story is a struggle to attract talent, not an industry in retreat.
