Kroger is dramatically expanding its partnership with Uber Eats to cover nearly all of its 2,700 supermarkets. The move comes as the grocery chain shifts focus toward using stores rather than automated warehouses for online order fulfillment.
European cloud providers are making serious inroads against US hyperscalers by focusing on digital sovereignty and compliance. With 86% of companies preferring European AI infrastructure, the landscape is shifting dramatically.
Scale AI’s CFO is pushing back against claims the company became a “zombie” after Meta’s massive investment. Despite losing OpenAI and other clients, Scale has secured nearly $200 million in Defense Department contracts since August.
A surprising demographic shift is happening on social media. Seniors over 62 are becoming major content creators, with 9-12 million American granfluencers actively posting. Yet tech companies keep designing for younger generations.
The Houston-based lunar lander company is making a massive $800 million play to become a full-service space prime. This acquisition would combine Intuitive Machines’ lunar expertise with Lanteris’ satellite manufacturing capabilities, creating a company with nearly $1 billion in contract backlog.
According to a Forbes analysis, Chicago’s affordable housing mandate has dramatically suppressed new construction. Over 20 years, the city approved just 1.36 units per 1,000 residents compared to 4.71 in other cities. The economic logic behind these programs is fundamentally flawed.
Windows 10 is proving incredibly sticky despite Microsoft ending free support on October 14. The operating system still commands over 41% market share while Windows 11 adoption crawls at 55%, a stark contrast to Windows 7’s rapid decline during its end-of-life period.
Spotify hit 713 million monthly active users but posted a €72 million loss in Q3 2025. The company is using creative accounting to paint a rosier financial picture than reality suggests.
Salesforce’s new channel chief Phil Samenuk says the company “will not be a successful consumption company” without its 16,000+ partners. This comes as Salesforce aims for $60 billion in revenue by fiscal 2030, up from about $41 billion this year. The shift toward consumption pricing and AI implemen
German payments platform Payrails is making a strategic move into Dublin with plans to hire 50 people over three years. The expansion targets deeper European merchant relationships as the fintech space heats up. This comes amid growing competition in the enterprise payments infrastructure market.
