New research shows only 5% of companies have fully deployed AI solutions. But companies like Impel, Forethought, and Grammarly are proving that gradual adoption and clear ROI can overcome skepticism. Their secret? Starting small and demonstrating immediate value.
The long-running legal fight between Epic Games and Google over Play Store practices has ended with a sweeping settlement. The agreement will fundamentally reshape Android app distribution for years to come, giving developers more choice and potentially lower costs.
Nintendo has launched its official store app on both the App Store and Google Play. The app lets fans shop for games and hardware while tracking their play activity across multiple console generations. Switch 2 sales are dramatically exceeding expectations.
The UK retailer confirmed Dragon Force, a Russian cyber criminal group, was behind the April attack that prevented online clothing and furniture sales for nearly two months. M&S has claimed £100 million from its insurers to help cover the massive financial damage.
A new report from EY Ireland reveals that while Irish organizations are strengthening cyber defenses, significant gaps remain in training and talent retention. Nearly half of cybersecurity leaders are concerned about AI security challenges and budget constraints.
European stocks are set for a lower open Wednesday amid growing concerns about tech valuations. The declines mirror similar sentiment in U.S. and Asian markets overnight as investors question AI-related stocks.
The EU’s recently adopted due diligence rules are drawing fire for applying European standards globally. Critics say the directive creates an uneven playing field that disadvantages non-EU companies. The rules carry penalties up to 5% of global turnover.
Palantir reported $1.18 billion in Q3 revenue, beating forecasts despite shares falling 7.95% on valuation concerns. CEO Alex Karp credits the company’s “anti-woke” strategy and government partnerships for its 154% year-to-date stock surge, while defending controversial contracts with ICE and Israel
Walmart de México is integrating Aplazo’s buy now, pay later service with 1.5 million preapproved credit lines. The move targets Mexico’s 60 million adults needing flexible financial options amid growing payment friction.
Asian AI-linked stocks are getting hammered as investors question sky-high valuations. SoftBank plunged 10% while Advantest dropped over 8%, following Palantir’s 8% decline despite beating earnings.
