Cisco’s Quarter was Okay, but the Post-Earnings Conference Call Needs Some Work
Answering the Call, but Not Saying Much
Topic
CEOs
A collection of 54 issues
It’s Mad, Mad World
Pointless AI Chess Tournaments, Trump’s CEO Tirades, and the Future of Work
Intel’s Networking Exit Was a Long Time Coming
An Afterthought Inside a Behemoth
Equinix Greets an Unexpected Visitor: “Oh, Look, It’s Elliott Capital Management”
The Activist Investor Might Need to Modify Its Cookbook
Musk Endures an Annus Horribilis of HIs Own Making
This one is relatively long, but it’s also entertaining. You don’t get this piquant fare from an anodyne AI bot, so pull up a chair and enjoy the feast.
Nobody Knows Exactly What AI Will Mean for Jobs, but Executive Consensus Shifts Toward Cuts
Amid the Poor Visibility, We Should Plan for a Rainy Day
Musk and Trump Were Never Friends, Which is Why They Might Reconcile
Real Friendship Doesn’t Involve Cold Calculation
Friday’s Reflections, With Feeling
Boardroom Drama at HPE, the Importance of Reading, and Qualified Praise for Voyeurism
Musk Bemoans Fate, Dell Gets AI Boost, and Microsoft Overseas News
The Vain Task of Keeping Up
Tech Needs to Take a Stronger Stand Against Senseless Mercantilism
Nvidia’s Huang belatedly right about counterproductive export controls