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Carta gives an eligible startup more room on a free cap table, while Eqvista makes the first paid cap-table tier and a 409A package easier to budget. The Carta pricing schedule puts Launch at no charge for up to 25 stakeholders and up to $1 million raised, then offers Build for up to 50 and…

A recent discussion, rather an informal interview with our Many CXO community experts Dhiraj Sasidharan and Prashant Nair, Senior Vice President, Group Chief Information Security Officer Airtel Africa centered on a story that many security leaders found impossible to ignore.

An AI model downloaded over 3 billion times and used by U.S. firms like Airbnb and Uber is embedded with China-friendly narratives and programmed for censorship, new research shows.

The kiddie tax is a set of tax rules designed to prevent parents from reducing their tax burden by shifting investment income to their children. It applies to children under the age of 18, or dependent full-time students under 24, who have unearned income from investments. The kiddie tax rate follows the parents’ marginal tax…

OpenAI now offers ChatGPT Pro 500, a personal subscription priced at US$500 per month. It has the highest included usage allowance in the Pro lineup and adds GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast, which is unavailable on Pro 200 at launch. Much of the remaining feature bundle is shared with the cheaper Pro tiers. OpenAI’s Pro tier guide

When a firm’s AI tool hits its usage cap mid-deadline, staff often turn to free consumer tools. Here is how to protect client data first.

Data science and analytics, including sports analytics, offer bright career futures. It starts, says Luddy School Computer Science Professor Memo Dalkilic, by “looking for the impossible.”

Maryland is the latest state to clamp down on artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers this week, with Gov. Wes Moore announcing a series of new guardrails.

ByJaysha Patel Thursday, September 10, 2026 11:02PM Crystal Cranmore has details on the new school year.

Pennsylvania Rep. Rob Bresnahan is promoting a bill to give data center-wary municipalities greater control over whether the facilities can be built, a message featured in a new television ad the Republican congressman is running in the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre area.