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New capacity is keeping pricing in check, even as premium growth maintains an upward trajectory. By: Alex Wright | September 13, 2026 Topics:Excess/Surplus | Sept./Oct. 2026 Issue | WSIA

Many chief financial officers are increasingly operating in a dual role: leading the transformation of finance teams while helping shape business strategies as senior executives and, often, board members. They are expected to influence where the organization places its next bets, how those investments are governed, and how value is defined, measured, and achieved.

Fintech is entering a very different phase with artificial intelligence (AI). Both Intuit (INTU) and Block (XYZ) are expanding beyond their original products, pushing aggressively into AI, and have multiple ways to increase revenue from their existing user bases.

Google (GOOG) doubled capex to $45 billion in a single quarter as Q2 revenue surged 24% to $120 billion and Cloud jumped 82%.

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang thinks cybersecurity could become one of artificial intelligence’s next major application markets. CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWD) is already trying to prove him right.

There is a temptation to divide the future of AI into two possibilities: utopia or catastrophe. Neither extreme is particularly helpful.

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How autonomous agents will reshape platform engineering, deployment, and scalability

Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) – Continuing our team coverage of the cyberattack that’s left Springfield Public Schools closed now for multiple days, the school committee held a meeting about cybersecurity in the district, and Western Mass News is in Springfield with the latest on what school leaders are discussed

As the United States refocuses its role in the world around its own strategic interests and asks allies to shoulder more responsibility for their security, countries across the Western alliance are being forced to rebuild capabilities they once assumed someone else would provide.