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Trump Says Google Would Likely Remain Intact If He Is Reelected by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 16, 2024 Former President Donald J. Trump sued Google during his administration over allegations that the company violated antitrust law, but this week he told attendees at The Economic Club of Chicago and Bloomberg News he might … Continue reading Trump Says Google Would Likely Remain Intact If He Is Reelected
August 08, 2024 This is what was likely behind the most recent stock market blowup “Carry trades” are thought to have been the root cause of recent Wall Street mayhem. BY Reuters One of the ironies of the burst of volatility that just blindsided financial markets is its inevitability. Trades that are only feasible — and … Continue reading This is what was likely behind the most recent stock market blowup
Google Queries With Featured Snippets, Questions Likely Trigger AI Overviews by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 4, 2024 AI Overview, the search capability powered by Gemini, Google’s underlying foundational model, has begun to answer and predict follow-up questions before they are asked in a query. BrightEdge Generative Parser released data on Tuesday shows Google’s … Continue reading Search Queries With Featured Snippets, Questions Most Likely To Trigger Google AI Overviews
By The Conversation January 12, 2024 Having a child is bad for a woman’s earnings. This is not only in the immediate period after the birth, but across her lifetime—as shown in research by recent economics Nobel prize-winner Claudia Goldin. On the other hand, men who become fathers are perceived as self-reliant and decisive. And they are often … Continue reading Mothers are more likely to work worse jobs—while fathers thrive in careers
By Jared Lindzon Forecasters are warning that it’s going to be a chilly 2024, at least when it comes to employee experience investments, sometimes abbreviated to “EX.” According to a new report from Forrester, organizations are likely to freeze or reduce their EX budgets next year—which can include employee perks; training; workplace flexibility; and … Continue reading Companies are likely going to invest less in employee experiences in 2024
CMOs they need to get up to speed fast on artificial intelligence and get to work creating an AI integration strategy. Constantine von Hoffman on September 14, 2023 CMOs are more likely to be responsible for AI adoption than other C-suite executives, but less likely to understand it, according to a new survey. CMOs are … Continue reading CMOs more likely to be responsible for AI, less likely to understand it
What marketers in retail need to do to avoid disappointing holiday sales this year. Kim Davis on August 23, 2023 Current predictions have 2023 global holiday online sales set to reach around $ 1.2 trillion compared with $ 1.14 trillion in 2022 — essentially a flat trend. Retailers are recommended to consider timely discounts, friendly … Continue reading Holiday online sales likely to remain flat YoY
By Emily Price July 30, 2023 If you want to send an email to a work colleague and guarantee it’s going to be opened, your best bet might be to send it on Sunday afternoon, according to new research from Axios HQ, the communications software company that spun off of Axios. It analyzed the … Continue reading Sunday emails are the most likely to get read, says new research
By Chris Stokel-Walker March 28, 2023 Apple will now offer a buy now, pay later (BNPL) option for customers shopping with a retailer that accepts Apple Pay. Under the new arrangement, which was announced Tuesday, iPhone and iPad users can take out short-term loans with Apple of between $50 and $1,000, which must … Continue reading Experts say Apple’s move into buy now, pay later is likely to catch on with customers—and bring out the regulators
By Clint Rainey March 14, 2023 Despite mounting anxieties over the country’s wealth gap, the idea of placing an absolute cap on how much money Americans should be allowed to earn has never, for obvious reasons, gained a ton of currency here. However, according to an exclusive new Harris Poll conducted for … Continue reading Millennials are more likely than other generations to support a cap on personal wealth
