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Salesforce, Inc.(NYSE:CRM) AI business is growing far faster than its stock has over the past year, creating an unusual disconnect heading into Dreamforce 2026. Agentforce ARR has surpassed $1.5 billion, up more than 240% year over year, while CRM shares have gained just 1.65% over 12 months.

Eight years ago, I taught a course called Programmatic Buying Foundations. The pitch, right there in the course title, was that data and technology could deliver highly relevant, effective, and measurable ads at scale. Read Kevin Indig’s new Growth Memo column on the hidden hours buried inside AI marketing workflows, and you’ll recognize the dark…

The UK stock market’s often glossed over by foreign investors in favour of hyped-up US tech darlings. But that doesn’t reveal weakness, it’s just built differently. And for long-term, retirement-focused investors, that difference can be a real advantage.

Back in 2013, I wrote a post called “Will Smart Machines Take Your Job?” in which I skeptically reviewed predictions about how smart machines and software would impact employment. Four years later, I attended a seminar on AI and the Future of Work, where participants concluded that technology is always both creating and destroying jobs,…

Wall Street keeps bidding Visa shares higher even as AI shopping agents threaten to reroute every transaction the network touches. The answer lies in a pattern Visa shareholders have watched play out three times before, each time with the same…

There’s a particular kind of confidence that comes from having studied cybersecurity without having practiced it. You know what a SQL injection is. You understand how phishing attacks work. You’ve passed the exam. And so when the real threat arrives, slightly different from the textbook version, more patient, arriving through a channel you weren’t watching,…

With AI dominating cybersecurity (and most other) headlines, it feels like it has rewritten the threat landscape. Deepfakes, prompt injection, attacks against large language models and autonomous, AI-powered hacks suggest we may be living through a major cyber inflection point.

A personal view of the British system — and why education keeps repeating the same response to every new tool

Content Marketing is changing. Not just recently, though; it’s been building for years, says Andrew Wheeler, CEO of Skyword, an Enterprise Content Marketing agency. But something is pushing change faster today – ahem, AI! – and because of it, the website is no longer the starting point for buyers.

America’s AI investment boom is real. However, this surge has yet to result in the kind of industrial revolution that many had hoped for.