As Gen Z matures, marketers are turning attention to Generation Alpha – 2 billion young consumers born between 2010-2024. This generation will inherit up to $124 trillion and represents a seismic shift in consumer behavior driven by technology mastery and unprecedented purchasing power.
While investors chase infinitely scalable software, one founder believes the real disruption opportunity lies in messy, human-intensive enterprise services. The very “services” investors dismiss as dirty words could be the key to Netflix-ing traditional consultancies.
A groundbreaking university experiment reveals AI’s surprising impact on learning. Students using AI became more engaged and confident, but their test scores remained identical to non-AI peers. The findings challenge assumptions about technology in education.
What was once a NASA luxury is becoming a commercial necessity. Satellite servicing costs have dropped from hundreds of millions to potentially under $50 million per mission, creating a new orbital economy.
Researchers have uncovered a remarkable vulnerability in one of medicine’s most drug-resistant bacteria. By exploiting the pathogen’s own defense mechanisms, they’ve created a compound that becomes more lethal as the bacteria tries to fight it off.
In an age of AI summaries and curated content, the most valuable business skill might be embracing noise rather than eliminating it. Learn why information chaos drives better decisions.
The legendary “cable cowboy” John Malone is stepping down from his chairman roles at Liberty Global and Liberty Media. At 84, Malone’s departure marks the end of an era in telecommunications leadership.
The EU’s SOLiD project is transforming solid-state battery production from laboratory curiosity to industrial reality. With breakthroughs in dry coating, digital quality control, and recyclable designs, Europe aims to challenge Asian battery dominance while creating sustainable energy storage soluti
Recent tech layoffs from Amazon, Paramount, and UPS have sparked fears of economic contagion. But economists argue these cuts reflect industry-specific corrections rather than broader market collapse. Here’s why the labor market remains resilient despite high-profile job cuts.
The job market faces significant turbulence as major corporations announce widespread layoffs. Companies are citing economic pressures, AI investments, and organizational restructuring as key drivers behind the workforce reductions.
