Agent Bosses: Why AI Is Making Leadership Everyone’s Job
Microsoft’s 2025 report introduces the “Agent Boss”—an employee who manages AI from day one. Leadership is no longer a promotion; it’s part of the job.
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Asia-Pacific Stock Markets Rise Despite U.S. Recession Worries
Japanese and Australian stock indices climbed on Thursday, even as recession fears resurfaced following disappointing U.S. economic data.
Fed Urged to Refocus Solely on Inflation, Drop Employment Mandate
A group of former top central bankers is urging the U.S. Federal Reserve to abandon its current dual focus on inflation and employment, recommending a sharper, singular commitment to controlling...
Meta Unveils Standalone AI App to Compete with ChatGPT
Meta has officially launched a standalone artificial intelligence assistant powered by its Llama model, directly positioning itself against OpenAI’s ChatGPT and other leading AI platforms.
RFK Jr.’s HHS Cuts Target Minority Health Offices Amid Ongoing...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s restructuring of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is drawing sharp criticism as it involves deep cuts to offices focused on minority and...
Ford CEO Welcomes Tariff Relief, Urges Broader Policy Reform
Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley says former President Trump’s recent executive order easing certain auto tariffs offers short-term relief, but comprehensive support is still lacking for long-term U.S. auto industry...
Barclays Profits Rise Amid Trade War Risks and Market Uncertainty
Barclays reported strong first-quarter earnings, outperforming analyst expectations on both revenue and profit.
UK Retailer Co-op Targeted in Cyberattack Amid Sector-Wide Threats
UK supermarket chain Co-op confirmed it was the target of a recent cyberattack attempt, prompting operational safeguards and system shutdowns that slightly disrupted its support services.
China’s Manufacturing Shrinks Sharply as Tariffs Bite, Raising Stimulus Expectations
China's manufacturing sector posted its sharpest decline in nearly five months, driven by aggressive U.S. tariffs that have heightened economic pressures.