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Warren Buffett is one of the most famous and successful investors in history, but his approach is surprisingly simple: Invest in quality companies, and hold them for as long as they remain good investments.

The bear case on Shopify (NASDAQ: SHOP) over the past year has been simple. If artificial intelligence (AI) agents start doing the shopping, they could come between merchants and their customers, cutting the e-commerce platform behind those merchants’ storefronts out of the transaction. Coming into this week’s report, shares sat about 32% below their 52-week…

Customer relationship management (CRM) software can manage and track customer relationships, trends, marketing efforts, and communication, bringing everything into one centralized platform or system to optimize interactions. These tools have become crucial for modern businesses to grow and scale while providing strong customer support. They also have value in managing and analyzing customer data and…

New initiative will power proactive economic development strategy; Irina Pritchett joins as senior director of business intelligence

For investors watching how AI and vertical SaaS shape long term software portfolios, it can be useful to look at a wider group of businesses that share similar leadership traits, starting with 20 top founder-led companies

Simply owning a small business doesn’t make you an accounting expert. That’s why you need software solutions that can help you track income and expenses, maintain customer or vendor and product or service records, create and send sales and purchase transactions, and run reports—all without dealing with the intricacies of double-entry accounting. PCMag has been…

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Meta CTO Bosworth told employees AI gains should go into more work, not more time off. Called the Meta Days vacation question “very dumb.” Meta cut 8,000 jobs this year while spending $135B on AI.

Kim Seo-won, a former cast member of Channel A’s ‘Heart Signal 5’, shared bright recent updates.

Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola has bought another ₦18.1 billion ($12 million) worth of shares in First HoldCo, making his latest move towards the majority ownership of one of West Africa’s largest financial groups.