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Matt Mahan, the wildly popular mayor of San Jose, California, was recently reelected with a whopping 87 percent of the vote. How do you get to what Citizen Co-founder Larry Platt jokingly called (echoing The Daily Show host Jon Stewart) “Vladimir Putin numbers?”

(Kitco News) – Goldhas managed to push back above $4,100 an ounce, but the precious metal continues to face significant headwinds from persistent inflation fears, which are driving hawkish monetary policies around the world. However, gold is not the only alternative asset attracting attention as investors look to protect their wealth against currency debasement and…

Xbox is reacting – uncharacteristically quickly – to the deluge of vibe-coded game ports, decompiles and recompiles we’ve been seeing online in recent weeks by establishing Xbox Labs, a new initiative seemingly designed to explore the phenomenon.

The autonomous CRM coordinates and completes work, keeping people in control for when judgment and empathy are needed 

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Tariffs used to change slowly. Now dynamic tariffs flicker on and off across US, UK and EU trade routes, reshaping how cross border ecommerce parcels move and what it costs to ship them. That chaos hurts some business models and forces others to rethink everything. It also creates pockets of mispricing. This article walks through…

Most companies track AI as a software line item. But AI is increasingly doing the work, not just supporting it, and that means the real question isn’t “how much are we spending on AI?” but “what outcomes is it producing, and who owns them?”

When the Pentagon launched a campaign against Anthropic for not bending the knee earlier this year, it seemed like President Donald Trump was fully on board. But something changed this week, as the world watched Trump standing next to Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.

I was halfway through an intraoral massage when my facialist asked me when I last had my iron levels checked. My under-eye bags were looking a little blue (which, in retrospect, was likely ancient filler that had migrated) and my hair was seemingly malting (the perils of being a werking mother). So I went ahead…

At today’s Dev Days announcement, OpenAI introduced a new service that promises to provide enormous productivity benefits and probably some massive headaches. Called Dots, the service is basically a cloud-based virtual machine (VM) on which you can spin up AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra.