Enterprise

In an era marked by heightened political tension and social polarization, President Donald Trump’s recent executive order targeting Chris Krebs, the former Chief of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), has raised alarming concerns about the future of democracy and corporate governance in America. By attempting to blackball Krebs—among others—from public roles, Trump is
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The semiconductor industry has become a battlefield, where high-stakes policy shifts and prices can turn the tides of economic fortunes overnight. South Korea recently made a striking move by allocating an astonishing 33 trillion won (approximately $23.25 billion) to bolster its semiconductor industry amid escalating uncertainties linked to U.S. tariffs. This decision signifies not only
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In a bold and controversial move, Meta has revealed the expansion of its board of directors with the addition of two high-profile figures: Dina Powell McCormick and Patrick Collison. Powell McCormick, who served as a deputy national security advisor under President Trump, carries a political pedigree that cannot be overlooked. Her connection to Trump’s administration,
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In a surprising and audacious leap into the fiscal fray, Peter Thiel and his Founders Fund have finalized a staggering $4.6 billion late-stage venture fund, officially dubbed Founders Fund Growth III. The firm, which has long been a stalwart in the technology investment space, relies on contributions from an impressive 270 investors, showcasing the high
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In a groundbreaking move recently, Google rescinded a controversial policy that stifled employee discussion surrounding the ongoing antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). As we witness governmental entities clash with tech giants, the implications of this reversal extend far beyond legal ramifications. It creates a crucial conversation about employee rights, corporate
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In a remarkable development in the ongoing clash between privacy and national security, Apple has successfully emerged victorious against efforts from the U.K. government to impose a controversial encryption “backdoor” to its iPhones. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal’s recent ruling that dismantled the government’s secrecy request serves as a clarion call for privacy advocates and technology
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