Sep 24 2026
The startup’s robot can tighten or loosen four bolts at a time, and it fits in a Pelican case.
Sep 24 2026
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Sep 24 2026
Prism’s larger goal is open-weight AI that runs on devices and makes better use of the computing power they already have.
Sep 24 2026
Feather is betting on a customizable, $30,000 platform built for software developers.
Sep 24 2026
The notice would allow Oracle to delay payments should the facility miss its 2028 target to come online.
Sep 24 2026
Meta’s new AI gadget may look like a Tamagotchi, but its dangling form factor taps into a much broader Gen Z trend around bag charms, retro tech, and turning gadgets into fashion accessories.
Sep 24 2026
Databricks has bought cloud spreadsheet startup Row Zero, adding yet another acquisition to its 2026 shopping spree.
Sep 24 2026
The AI-powered feature builds a virtual wardrobe from your photos, and is now broadly available after first rolling out to Android users in June.
Sep 24 2026
TechCrunch Founder Summit is a full-day gathering in Boston on November 4 where founders across all stages connect with top VCs and experienced entrepreneurs to gain tactical insights on building and scaling their companies.
Sep 24 2026
ElevenLabs powers the AI voice on the other end of a lot of customer service calls, and its CEO told me this week that businesses should probably tell you that — at least until getting a machine is what everyone expects anyway.
Sep 24 2026
O repórter Daniel Carvalho conta os últimos detalhes dos candidatos à Presidência antes das eleições. Com produção de Patricia Xavier e edição de Raphael Almeida e Mariana Lumy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
Asian bonds and stocks were set for further losses Friday as elevated oil prices fueled inflation concerns, driving long-term Treasury yields to multi-decade highs and raising the prospect of further Federal Reserve rate hikes.
Sep 24 2026
Oil steadied as US and Iranian negotiators were said to be exploring a phased deal that would see Tehran reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Sep 24 2026
Global Citizen CEO Hugh Evans sat down with Bloomberg’s Romaine Bostick to discuss the organization’s upcoming Global Citizen Festival in New York City, the mission to end extreme poverty, and more. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
The very nature of work is in flux right now, with artificial intelligence accelerating the deepening structural shifts. Employers and their young employees are caught in a power struggle over who gets to decide the norms of this new workplace. Iced coffee is just the latest proxy for that tension — how each party feels both misunderstood and deep anxiety about their place in this evolving landscape, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Beth Kowitt says. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
Savor CEO Kathleen Alexander explains how the company builds fats and oils molecule by molecule from carbon-based inputs, aiming to reduce reliance on traditional agriculture while matching the taste and functionality of conventional fats. She discusses Savor’s pilot production, commercial partnerships, and why the company sees supply-chain resilience and sustainability as major opportunities. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
It’s been a good year for CFOs looking to borrow. Credit markets have largely remained open despite the war in Iran, spreads have been low and investors have been eager to buy. Mozilla CFO Eric Muhlheim and Bloomberg’s Nina Trentmann discuss the impact of AI on capex spend, corporate strategy, and company principles in our CFO Briefing. They speak with Bloomberg Businessweek Daily hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
Chicago Public Schools’ student enrollment is down almost 4% since last year, threatening to further strain the district’s already stretched budget.
Sep 24 2026
Ron Johnson, Creator of the Apple Store and author of the new book “Shop Different: How Retail Revealed Apple’s Genius” takes a look at the strategy behind the iconic Apple Store and how Apple has transformed over more than 50 years. He begins by reflecting on the long-running debate over whether the internet would kill retail, suggesting that concern was overstated. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Sally Bakewell on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
A new report digs into the subsidies that local governments provide the entertainment giant
Sep 24 2026
Henry Fernandez, Chairman and CEO at MSCI, discusses Oracle’s force majeure notice in the context of heavy borrowing and large investments tied to the long-term AI story. He goes on to talk about global inflation that may linger and the Fed may need to hike again, framing the segment around pressure in markets and the cost of capital. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Sally Bakewell on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Lindsay Rosner says the bank’s asset management arm is underweight on the biggest artificial intelligence borrowers as a flood of issuance washes over the market.
Sep 24 2026
Maria Vassalou, Head of the Pictet Research Institute, discusses the deepening global bond rout and Treasury market pressure. She goes on to talk about the growing talk of a U.S. debt reckoning is being overstated too soon, setting up a broader conversation about whether current market concerns are getting ahead of the underlying economic reality. She speaks with Romaine Bostick on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
George Maris of Principal Asset Management discusses the growing pressure on equities from the bond market. The conversation focuses on whether the recent rise in yields, both overall and in terms of the speed of the move over the past few months, has reached a level where stock investors should be increasingly concerned. He speaks to Romaine Bostick & Sally Bakewell on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Sep 24 2026
Anthropic PBC’s announcement that its Claude AI model discovered an enzyme system that resembled an earlier breakthrough gene editing technology was met with caution by some experts in the field, who suggested the company oversold its significance.
Sep 24 2026
Big Tech has been sounding alarms about the risk of AI causing human extinction but there are also skeptics who dismiss the notion, like former US Federal Trade Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya, who referenced the Black Death to dismiss warnings of existential risks.
On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast recorded live at the Vermont Hollywood theater, Rachel Karten, author of the Link in Bio newsletter, and Taylor Lorenz, founder of User Mag, talk about the possibility of AI killing all humans, or maybe just some. (Source: Bloomberg)