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UiPath just handed auditors an AI agent and plugged Snowflake directly into its automation platform, and investors are betting those moves signal something bigger than a routine partnership announcement.

At its 12th annual XYPN Live conference in San Diego this week, the fiduciary advisor network and business support platform provider announced it has partnered with Jump to provide members discounted access to the AI firm’s meeting preparation, note-taking, follow-up communications, CRM updates and account opening capabilities.

Plus, SEIA builds a governed data foundation for its in-house AI and Snappy Kraken debuts a read-only marketing coworker for advisors. SEP 25, 2026 By Leo Almazora

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing frontier AI development, while OpenAI CEO Sam Altman backed the idea and said the firm would also adopt independent evaluators with employee-like access. Harshita Tyagi·Stocktwits Published Sep 14, 2026   |   10:42 AM EDT

Global digital-asset trading firm Jump Trading has generated nearly $150 billion in cumulative trading volume on Hyperliquid.

India’s technology salary market is showing a widening gap between specialised, high-demand skills and more established roles, with artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as the strongest area of salary growth.

Walmart’s e-commerce segment has seen a 24% increase, leveraging physical stores as logistics nodes for same-day delivery. Currently, 70% of Walmart’s online orders are delivered the same day or faster, underscoring the role of store operations in delivery efficiency.

Why This Matters to Distributors:ScanSource is pairing renewed demand for its core hardware business with a $220.5 million acquisition that will push the distributor further into cloud, cybersecurity, data centers, and artificial intelligence services. CEO Mike Baur says the strategy is designed to help channel partners sell capabilities many cannot deliver themselves — and to…

ATI Inc. has reported past second-quarter 2026 results showing sales of US$1,261.1 million and net income of US$151 million, alongside continued execution of its share repurchase program totaling US$705.12 million since 2024.

Lufax (NYSE: LU; HKEX: 6623) reported unaudited second quarter 2026 results, with total income of RMB6,227 million, down 15.5% year over year, and a narrowed net loss of RMB82 million versus RMB594 million a year earlier.