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The generic version of every topic has already been absorbed by AI. In a sea of AI-generated content, simply being accurate or comprehensive is no longer enough. The brands getting rewarded with higher mention and citation rates are bringing something genuinely new to the conversation.

On this episode of The Long View, our guests were Andy Clarke and Nelson Wicas, co-authors of The Architecture of Wealth: The Art and Science of Portfolio Construction. Andy is an investment researcher and writer who has worked at Morningstar and Vanguard. Nelson has developed and managed quantitative equity strategies for more than 30 years.…

The 15 percent drop in Sivers Semiconductors’ share price on Friday to €2.44 looked, at first glance, like a straightforward verdict on the company’s second-quarter numbers. Dig deeper into the interim report, however, and a more nuanced picture emerges — one in which a non-cash accounting item did much of the damage to the headline…

South Africa’s e-commerce sector is booming. The market is on track to surpass R130 billion in turnover this year. Local online sales are growing at roughly 20% and the sector handles over 100 million shipments annually. According to World Wide Worx, online shopping now represents 8% to 10% of total national retail – expanding at…

Seattle’s ‘Third Act’:One year after GeekWireaskedwhere Seattle’s superstar AI startups were, two venture capitalists offer an answer: they’re here, but they build rockets, geothermal energy plants and autonomous off-road vehicles, not just software. In anew guest opinion piece,Ascend’sNate BekandPlug and Play’sBen Eisingerassert that the region’s rare mix of industrial infrastructure, AI talent and manufacturing know-how…

The current skills gap in cybersecurity is a legitimate concern. But it’s nothing new, in fact, it’s the next iteration of a problem that organizations have faced with every major digital shift. Every evolution of how data is stored, sent, and received leaves security as one of the first casualties of structural change.

McKinsey finds 92% of companies plan to increase AI spending, but only 1% describe themselves as mature. kboodl founder Rebekah Kirkwood argues the gap is not technology but unoptimized workflows: repetitive formatting, manual document recreation, and systems that consume employee time instead of saving it. She estimates employees lose at least five hours weekly to…