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Twenty traders gathered in Bali in August for the final ofAlpha Arena S03, competing live in a simulated trading environment for a share of $100,000.

Back-to-school retail marketers are confronting a shopper who is both cautious and digitally resourceful. AI tools are entering the purchase journey at the moment families compare prices, search for discounts and decide which product claims deserve attention.

When most people see AI today, they see headlines splashed across billboards and social media feeds. But behind the scenes, AI is also quietly transforming the day-to-day work of professionals inside some of the world’s largest companies.

Explore medical spending for Medicare beneficiaries with dementia in this interactive from the U.S. Cost of Dementia project.

This is an excerpt from our Modern Retail+ Research report “The marketers’ 2026 guide to a shifting CTV landscape, including YouTube, Peacock and Roku,” which analyzes the ad-supported streaming landscape and its role in marketers’ playbooks. The report is based on a survey of 125 brand and agency professionals, as well as individual interviews with…

Something has shifted in the conversations I have with small business owners in Singapore over the past couple of years, and it isn’t about how fast a parcel can move. It’s about who should be responsible for getting it there, whether a business needs to own and run its own delivery operation, or whether there’s…

There are so many positive sides that come with using systems like Claude; all the repetitive, routine coding gets automated, researching is quicker, and debugging becomes easier. In general, for people in software, productivity goes up and allows teams to ship more.

From the first draft to the final presentation, finance professionals are using new artificial intelligence (AI) presentation tools to change how they tell a business’s story.

Six months after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs, real filings show companies are applying different accounting models to the same ruling, and the absence of authoritative guidance behind that choice is now the main audit risk.

More than 100 technology, cybersecurity, financial, and infrastructure organizations have signed an open letter warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks will become “far more widespread and sophisticated” in the coming months.