Business
Chip City Closes All 45 Stores Amid Legal Dispute
Cookie chain Chip City has permanently closed all of its remaining 22 locations following dwindling sales, insufficient funding, and an ongoing legal dispute initiated by co-founder…
Business
Anthropic
Broadcom (AVGO) to lend Anthropic up to $42 billion for AI Chips
Broadcom is reportedly preparing to provide Anthropic with a loan of up to $42 billion to finance AI chip leasing, positioning Anthropic to become Broadcom's largest…
BRICS
BRICS Not Opposed To the US Dollar, Confirms Diplomat
Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov confirmed at the NDTV Defense Summit that the BRICS alliance does not oppose the US dollar and will continue using…
Business
Inside the Fictional Merger That Would Reshape European Banking
A rumored tie-up between two of Europe’s mid-tier lenders — both invented for this demo — would create the region’s fifth-largest bank and test regulators’ appetite…
Business
The Office Isn’t Dead — It’s Being Rebuilt Around Teams, Not Desks
Commercial landlords are gutting cubicle floors and rebuilding them as bookable team studios, betting that offices will survive as venues for collaboration rather than attendance.
Business
Retail Media Networks Quietly Become Advertising’s Third Giant
Grocery chains and marketplaces now sell more ad inventory than most television networks, building a third pillar of digital advertising beside search and social.
Business
Supply Chains Get a Climate Stress Test
New modelling tools let manufacturers simulate how floods, heat and drought will hit their supplier networks — and the early results are uncomfortable.
Business
The New Economics of Live Events
Concerts, conferences and sports are commanding record premiums as audiences rebalance spending from goods to experiences — and organizers rethink capacity, pricing and streaming rights.