Dell's market cap gets a boost amid Wall Street's love affair with AI
Actual sales are declining, but who cares about that anymore
Wall street articles
SEC head warns of "nearly unavoidable" financial crisis caused by AI
The result of overreliance and a lack of diversity in AI models
A hot potato: The loss of jobs, the death of human creativity, plagiarism, wiping out the human race – is there anything else we need to worry about when it comes to advanced AI? Yes, according to the head of the SEC: a financial crisis that is "nearly unavoidable."
FBI indicts three in insider trading scheme that utilized Xbox 360 chat to hide comms
Ringleader could be looking at as much as 165 years in prison
Wall Street financial firms fined combined $549 million for failure to preserve chat histories
The SEC uncovered pervasive and longstanding "off-channel" communications at all 11 firms
Publicly listed companies will soon have to disclose cybersecurity incidents within four days
In context: The US Securities and Exchange Commission was created after the Wall Street crash of 1929, with the primary purpose of enforcing the rule of law to avoid market manipulation. In an increasingly digital world, however, the biggest threat to markets and shareholders are cybersecurity incidents.
Google is considering a huge expansion to its presence in New York
Potential to hire up to 7,000 more employees
Apple to stop reporting how many devices it sells, stock falls on weaker holiday estimates
iPhone sales were flat, but revenue from the handsets was up
