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Today’s AI footprint shows up in capital accounts, orbit, checkout lines, and official evidence. BLS economists track a surge in software investment as firms’ implicit AI capital layer. FireSat’s first satellites put AI wildfire detection into space. Sainsbury’s paused face scanning after a false shoplifting flag. Australia’s corporate watchdog links deepfake celebrity scams to millions…

Specialized research software has historically been costly and time-consuming to create, but large language models (LLMs) have become capable enough at code generation to fundamentally change this. We describe how LLM-assisted programming disrupts the landscape by allowing researchers to build tools without support from software engineers, illustrate this with an example built rapidly by a…

The books look right on Monday. By Friday, the bank balance no longer agrees with the ledger, a refund is sitting against the wrong invoice, and the foreign-currency settlement has used a rate nobody can explain. Nothing crashed. The sync accepted two different interpretations of the same transaction.

Stocks head into mid-August with investors acting as if they see nothing but tailwinds. Never mind that the yield on the US Treasury 10-year note is flirting with its highest levels in three years, the jobs market is softening, and the Strait of Hormuz is still essentially closed. Bulls have a strong argument: Second-quarter earnings…

The company’s new mapping software quantifies how much carbon is captured by regenerative agricultural projects, with fewer soil samples and lower costs, said CEO Jack Roswell.

Roper TechnologiesNASDAQ: ROP is pursuing a strategy centered on long-term free-cash-flow-per-share growth, portfolio collaboration and acquisitions of vertical-market software businesses, while increasingly deploying artificial intelligence across its operations and products, Chief Financial Officer Jason Conley said at the Oppenheimer Technology Conference.

Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) CEO Alex Karp is fond of highlighting the company’s Rule of 40 score. The Rule of 40 states that a healthy software company’s year-over-year revenue growth percentage plus its operating margin must exceed 40. Palantir blew that benchmark away last quarter, producing a Rule of 40 score of 155.

Travis Kalanick has never overseen a mining operation. In 2026, following a $1.7 billion funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, his venture Atoms acquired Pronto, an autonomous haulage company, and launched a dedicated mining unit. This positions him among the more influential new backers shaping how mines are managed today. In 2022, I argued that…

FreshBooks offers core accounting tools at an good price for a small business accounting software. It’s a central location for your client communication, billing, and tax needs. One standout tool is the platform’s time tracking functionality, which can log every hour you spend on a project and automatically include it on the right invoice.

If you run a microbusiness or work for yourself, you know you have to watch your budget closely. But some tools are really worth paying for, and that includes accounting software. If the high cost of financial management software has scared you away in the past, you should know that several excellent services are now…