CFOs Say AI Is Coming for the Admin Floor
A survey of 750 CFOs found AI had essentially no employment effect in 2025 — but most expect administrative jobs to be the first casualties when it does.
David Chen
Bureau: Beijing
Siemens CEO Warns EU AI Regulation Is a 'Disaster'
Roland Busch says Europe's push for sovereign AI infrastructure before economic deployment risks turning the continent into a technology museum while the U.S. and China race ahead.
Startup Funding Collapsed From $174 Billion to $13 Billion in One Month
The headline is a calendar trick — February had OpenAI's $110B round, March didn't — but the underlying truth is that venture capital without AI megarounds barely exists.
AirPods Max 2 Pre-Orders Open Today, Capping Apple's Busiest Month in Years
Apple's $549 AirPods Max 2 go on pre-order today with the H2 chip and improved noise cancellation — the eighth new product Apple has announced in March and the first Max update since 2020.
SpaceX's March IPO Filing Window Is Closing With No Confirmation
SpaceX's reported March window for a confidential IPO filing is nearly over with no SEC confirmation, though sources say June remains the target.
BTS's Jung Kook and J-Hope Chart Together as 'SWIM' Breaks Records
BTS's SWIM has all ten versions in the top 12 of the US iTunes chart, with Jung Kook and J-Hope's solo versions charting simultaneously.
Disney Dreamlight Valley Launches Natively on Switch 2
Disney Dreamlight Valley launched as a native Switch 2 title today with a free upgrade for existing owners.
Iran-Linked Hackers Wiped 200,000 Stryker Devices Across 79 Countries
The Iran-linked Handala hacking group claims to have wiped 200,000 Stryker devices and stolen 50TB of data across 79 countries.
Tech Layoffs Pass 59,000 for 2026, One in Five Blamed on AI
TrueUp's tracker shows 59,121 tech layoffs in 2026, with 20.4% of companies citing AI as a factor in workforce reductions.