A former Tesla mechanical design engineer applied lessons from building Model 3 batteries to launching a THC beverage company. The biggest surprise? The hardest startup problems aren’t the complex ones.
Behind every major AI announcement from companies like Dell and Nvidia are smaller suppliers experiencing extraordinary growth. TSS Inc. saw its shares surge 6,000% since 2023 thanks to its Dell partnership, while data engineering firm Innodata counts five of the “Magnificent Seven” as customers. Th
The shift to electric vehicles is accelerating faster than anyone predicted. This isn’t just an environmental story—it’s becoming one of the biggest economic opportunities of our time.
The UK tax authority received £1.6 billion for IT modernization but is struggling to achieve the 15% efficiency savings Treasury demanded. Legacy systems from the Aspire era continue to haunt HMRC’s digital transformation efforts despite massive spending.
The Federal Reserve is dramatically cutting supervision staff while the European Central Bank argues for more judgment-based oversight. This transatlantic divide reflects fundamentally different regulatory philosophies. Recent bank failures suggest neither approach is perfect.
Fast Company recognized Architech as one of only 10 companies globally for excellence in AI and automation. Their secret? Focusing on culture over technology. The company created dedicated innovation spaces where curious employees become celebrated heroes.
Multiple investment firms including Ananym Capital Management and Tensile Capital Management are pushing BlackLine’s board to consider selling the company. The pressure comes amid reported interest from SAP SE, though no formal offer has been made public yet.
Accel has returned to India’s ride-hailing sector by backing Rapido, while Prosus increased its stake. The moves come as TVS Motor exited its position with a 152% return over three years, and Rapido prepares for a new funding round.
Apple is pushing back hard against new European Commission investigations into its App Store. The company claims EU regulations are creating contradictory requirements that undermine user safety. This represents the latest escalation in Apple’s ongoing battle with European regulators.
Chinese automakers are capturing European market share faster than expected, with BYD, MG, and Chery brands winning 8% of Western European sales in September. In the EV segment, their dominance is even more pronounced at 12.8% market share. Industry experts warn the technology gap could be 5 years a
