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Fired IT contractor pleads guilty to $862K revenge hack
BusinessCybersecurityTechnology

Fired IT contractor pleads guilty to $862K revenge hack

An Ohio IT contractor has pleaded guilty to a retaliatory cyberattack that locked thousands of employees out of their accounts. The attack caused over $862,000 in damages and disrupted customer service operations. Schultz faces up to ten years in prison when sentenced in January 2026.

by Nathan CrossNovember 20, 2025
Palo Alto’s Strong Quarter Meets AI Security Reality
BusinessCybersecurityTechnology

Palo Alto’s Strong Quarter Meets AI Security Reality

Despite reporting better-than-expected quarterly results and raising full-year guidance, Palo Alto Networks shares fell 3%. The company highlighted growing AI-powered cyber threats as validation for its platform strategy.

by Nathan CrossNovember 20, 2025
The Leadership Blind Spot That Training Can’t Fix
BusinessInnovationTechnology

The Leadership Blind Spot That Training Can’t Fix

According to Forbes, most leadership weaknesses aren’t personal flaws but missing roles on the team. High-performing teams balance five essential roles, and 97% of effective teams have all five represented. The solution isn’t more training—it’s strategic team building.

by Nathan CrossNovember 20, 2025
Singapore’s SGX partners with Nasdaq for dual listings
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Singapore’s SGX partners with Nasdaq for dual listings

Singapore Exchange is partnering with Nasdaq to create a streamlined dual listing program for companies valued over $1.5 billion. The “Global Listing Board” aims to simplify cross-border capital raising with a single regulatory process. The initiative represents Singapore’s latest move to boost its

by Nathan CrossNovember 20, 2025
Larry Ellison’s Winning Addiction Fueled Oracle’s AI Boom
AIBusinessTechnology

Larry Ellison’s Winning Addiction Fueled Oracle’s AI Boom

Oracle has accumulated $455 billion in backlogged AI orders and expects revenue to jump from $53 billion to $144 billion by 2030. Larry Ellison’s fierce competitiveness and “addiction to winning” drove the company’s remarkable turnaround in the AI era, briefly making him the world’s wealthiest perso

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 20, 2025
OpenAI’s Dominance Is Suddenly Looking Shaky
AIBusinessSoftware

OpenAI’s Dominance Is Suddenly Looking Shaky

OpenAI faces mounting pressure from two major fronts. Microsoft and Nvidia just invested $350 billion in competitor Anthropic, while Google released its impressive Gemini 3 model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is burning billions quarterly while planning $1.4 trillion in data center spending.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 20, 2025
Trump’s AI Power Grab and Saudi Arabia’s AI Shopping Spree
AIBusinessPolicy

Trump’s AI Power Grab and Saudi Arabia’s AI Shopping Spree

A draft executive order shows President Trump would centralize AI regulation under federal control. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is paying “truckloads of money” to kickstart its AI ambitions through partnerships with Adobe and Qualcomm.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 20, 2025
Nvidia’s AI Party Isn’t Over Yet
AIBusinessSemiconductors

Nvidia’s AI Party Isn’t Over Yet

Nvidia just reported staggering Q3 results with $57 billion revenue and 73.4% gross margins. The AI arms dealer continues to dominate, but there are warning signs beneath the surface that suggest this party might not last forever.

by Nathan CrossNovember 20, 2025
Cavela raises $6.6M to help brands dodge tariffs with AI sourcing
AIBusinessStartups

Cavela raises $6.6M to help brands dodge tariffs with AI sourcing

Cavela uses AI agents to automate supplier sourcing across 40+ countries, helping brands find manufacturers outside China to avoid tariffs. The startup claims customers save 35% on production costs while dramatically reducing sourcing time.

by Henry BlakemoreNovember 19, 2025
America’s Tech Leadership Depends on Foreign-Born CEOs
BusinessInnovationTechnology

America’s Tech Leadership Depends on Foreign-Born CEOs

The CEOs leading the world’s most valuable semiconductor companies were overwhelmingly born outside the United States. This highlights both America’s historic strength in attracting global talent and emerging vulnerabilities as competition for tech leaders intensifies worldwide.

by Nathan CrossNovember 19, 2025

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