Boeing to showcase global programs and partnerships at Farnborough International Airshow

Boeing will showcase its commercial, defense, and services portfolio at the Farnborough International Airshow, reaffirming its commitment to customers, collaboration, and the future of aerospace. Boeing’s exhibit and program will spotlight engineering excellence, development programs, investments in new capabilities, and long‑term global partnerships.”Every day is an opportunity to continue building trust as we focus on safety,ContinueContinue reading “Boeing to showcase global programs and partnerships at Farnborough International Airshow”

U.S. egg producers accused of rigging prices as grocery bills soared

A federal antitrust case has put America’s egg industry under a harsh new spotlight, with prosecutors alleging that three major producers conspired to keep prices artificially high during one of the sharpest grocery-cost spikes in recent years. The Justice Department and 17 states have reached proposed settlements with Cal-Maine Foods, Versova, and Hickman’s Egg Ranch,ContinueContinue reading “U.S. egg producers accused of rigging prices as grocery bills soared”

Continental extends European roadshow programme to 2027

Continental is extending its European Roadshow through 2027, bringing Generation 5 commercial vehicle tyres, trailer solutions and digital monitoring services directly to fleet customers across the continent. Following stops in the Czech Republic and Denmark, the programme moves next to Norway and Finland before continuing to further European destinations.The Generation 5 tyre range is presentedContinueContinue reading “Continental extends European roadshow programme to 2027”

A new study found AI data centers are warming the land around them by up to 16°F for miles in every direction

Researchers at Cambridge analyzed satellite temperature data from 6000+ data centers over the last 20 years focusing on locations far away from cities.They did that so the heat couldn’t be blamed on traffic, factories, or population density. This isolates the effect of AI infrastructure itself.They call this the “data heat island effect,” where cooling systemsContinueContinue reading “A new study found AI data centers are warming the land around them by up to 16°F for miles in every direction”

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan on the Economy, Affordability, and the Big Worry About AI

In an era when the average CEO’s tenure is shrinking, Brian Moynihan has led Bank of America for more than 16 years. Time magazine recently sat down with the financial-services leader on the top floor of Bank of America Tower in New York City as part of a new video interview series, The CEO Moment.ContinueContinue reading “Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan on the Economy, Affordability, and the Big Worry About AI”

Germany just told Google: If your AI lies, you’re responsible

A landmark court ruling could change how AI companies operate worldwide.The case started with two publishers. Two German publishers claimed Google’s AI overviews: Linked them to scams; accused them of dubious business practices; and presented false information as fact.The problem? The claims weren’t found in the sources Google cited. According to the court, the AIContinueContinue reading “Germany just told Google: If your AI lies, you’re responsible”

Millennials are buying blue collar small businesses to AI-proof their future

When Andrew Kurzrok’s wife, Michelle, became pregnant with their first son in 2023, he decided it was time for his life spending over 200 days a year on the road as a mid-level executive of Amphenol Sensors to end. ⁣⁣Last September, he closed on the purchase of 45-year-old family-owned Hopewell Sheet Metal Manufacturing, which operatesContinueContinue reading “Millennials are buying blue collar small businesses to AI-proof their future”

How the Electrical Grid Is Being Rebuilt for AI

Artificial intelligence and electric vehicles are driving a surge in global energy demand, forcing electrical grids to double their power delivery by 2050. However, aging infrastructure and outdated technology threaten to hold them back. Now, companies from China to Nigeria are building next-generation grids to power AI, support electrification and potentially unlock massive economic growth.ContinueContinue reading “How the Electrical Grid Is Being Rebuilt for AI”

Landmark War Crimes Trial Puts Oil Bosses at Risk of Prison

Two former Lundin Oil executives are facing one of the most consequential corporate criminal trials in recent European history, accused of helping enable war crimes in Sudan by pushing for a security arrangement that prosecutors say relied on military force and civilian abuse. The case centers on whether business leaders can be held personally responsibleContinueContinue reading “Landmark War Crimes Trial Puts Oil Bosses at Risk of Prison”

Yusen Logistics launches disruption radar

As disruption has become the new normal across global supply chains, Yusen Logistics, has announced the launch of the Supply Chain Disruption Radar – an AI powered solution that turns global news, carrier advisories and operational insights into concise, actionable intelligence. The Supply Chain Disruption Radar integrates with Yusen Vantage Performance, the company’s supply chainContinueContinue reading “Yusen Logistics launches disruption radar”