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AM Markets Need to Know: AI credit stress, chip stocks slide, and more (SPX:)
Stock index futures were mixed on Thursday, with Nasdaq futures under pressure as technology stocks extended their sell-off, amid mounting concerns over artificial intelligence valuations and financing costs. Here are the five news items investors…
Lyft starts a business travel brand, escalating its Uber rivalry
Lyft is creating a new brand to target the business travel market. The division, called Alcove, will combine new corporate travel offerings with UK-based TBR Global Chauffeuring, which Lyft acquired last year for the equivalent of $110 million.
'Makes You Lose Faith In Humanity': 23 Juicy Secrets From Employees That Would Make Entire Industries Crumble If Everyone Knew About Them
Note: These stories haven't been confirmed by BuzzFeed. People on the internet like to...let's just say 'embellish' things, so take their stories with a grain of salt.
New SonicWall unified endpoint solution fills gap in SME security market
SonicWall presents SonicWall Endpoint Security. (Image source: 123RF) SonicWall's new SonicWall Endpoint Security unified endpoint protection solution is now available in South Africa, giving managed service providers an opportunity to fill an…
This startup just raised $21 million to expose companies' messes of AI agents
AI agents are starting to outnumber humans in many high-tech workplaces, and they can be far trickier to monitor. Opsin, an AI security and governance startup, announced Thursday it raised $21 million to meet the moment. As employees across the…
Recon, suicide drones spot targets, strike in Army's future warfare drill
YANGPYEONG, Gyeonggi Province — Reconnaissance drones swept across the sky, searching for enemy positions. Their live footage reached a command post, where an artificial intelligence (AI)-based decision-support system recommended weapons for…
FTC subpoenas Anthropic and OpenAI over artificial intelligence safety concerns
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued civil subpoenas to AI developers Anthropic and OpenAI seeking records on safety incidents, Axios reported, citing a person familiar with the matter. The probe comes amid mounting concerns over AI safety…
Quantum computing presents threat to all crypto currencies, digital assets and passwords: 'industry is scrambling'
This week, OpenAI claimed its system produced a solution to a 90-year-old math problem in just 88 hours — thrilling researchers and terrifying some in the crypto world. Artificial intelligence's incredible ability to solve complicated…
Anthropic's quarterly revenue leaps to $16.8 billion as IPO looms
Anthropic told investors it brought in $16.8 billion in revenue during the third quarter, Business Insider has learned. The company behind Claude said Wednesday that it achieved profitability on an adjusted basis last quarter. Anthropic told…
Trump DOJ Now Targeting Ballots, Not Just Voter Rolls
A lot of things happened. Here are some of the things. This is TPM's Morning Memo. For transparency reasons, I like peeling back the curtain on any changes we make to Morning Memo — but doing so always runs the risk of creating some…
Los Angeles Officials Haven't Plugged in USB Drive That DOJ Insists Is Full of Noncitizens Who Were Sent Ballots
The Department of Justice sent Los Angeles County officials an unsolicited thumb drive they claim contains names of likely noncitizens who received mail ballots for the upcoming midterm elections. Los Angeles County officials haven't touched it…
Brain Drain Is a Bigger Threat to National Cybersecurity Than AI
Whether we'd admit it or not, most of us by now have offloaded some cognitive effort onto AI. Chatbots and agents have become so commonplace that it's often tricky to avoid them. The stakes of this use are usually pretty low; we may compromise some…
AI companies are paying workers worldwide to record their jobs so robots can learn to do them
One Friday evening this summer, a private chef prepared a three-course meal — burrata salad, baked salmon, and tiramisu — for two friends and me. The dinner was free, but there was a catch. A camera mounted on Chef Aliser Demir's…
Speed isn't enough: Context will define cyber advantage in defense operations
I've been in the security operations center (SOC) during live cyber attacks, when the alerts cascade faster than anyone can process them. The team is moving on instinct, trying to stop the deluge, and someone still has to brief the chief…
HITRUST Innovations Validate Trust in the AI Era
New capabilities across AI security certification, AI-powered questionnaire response and verified report sharing help prove trust as fast as AI FRISCO, Texas, Oct. 15, 2026 /CNW/ -- HITRUST, the leader in validated cybersecurity assurance, today…
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