Canvas, Webtoon 's platform for user-uploaded comics, is about to get a major overhaul that's designed to help creators make more money and share their art with a wider audience. Today, Webtoon announced its plans to roll out a number of new features for Canvas that will make it easier for artists to build global followings and gain a deeper understanding of who's engaging with their work. Soon, m...
Canvas, Webtoon 's platform for user-uploaded comics, is about to get a major overhaul that's designed to help creators make more money and share their art with a wider audience. Today, Webtoon announced its plans to roll out a number of new features for Canvas that will make it easier for artists to build global followings and gain a deeper understanding of who's engaging with their work. Soon, manga creators who upload their work to Canvas will be able to use an AI-powered translation tool to localize their scripts into English, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Thai, Traditional Chinese, and German. A beta version of the translation feature - … Read the full story at The Verge.
The Sonos Play works both on a Wi-Fi Sonos system and as a Bluetooth speaker when away from home. It's been nearly a year and a half since Sonos released a consumer product, and those last two releases - the Arc Ultra and Sub 4 - were updates to existing products. The $299 Sonos Play, however, is a brand-new portable speaker that can expand an existing system or be the gateway into the Sonos world...
The Sonos Play works both on a Wi-Fi Sonos system and as a Bluetooth speaker when away from home. It's been nearly a year and a half since Sonos released a consumer product, and those last two releases - the Arc Ultra and Sub 4 - were updates to existing products. The $299 Sonos Play, however, is a brand-new portable speaker that can expand an existing system or be the gateway into the Sonos world. When on Wi-Fi, it acts like any other Sonos speaker - with features like Auto Trueplay, AirPlay 2, and the ability to stereo pair - but it's also a water-resistant Bluetooth speaker. The Play falls right in the middle of Sonos's portable speaker lineup. While it's not quite as easily packable as the Roam 2 , the Play has more than twice the b … Read the full story at The Verge.
KC Reaney, Former Senior Engineering Executive at HUMAN, Takes the Position of Chief Technology Officer as Boltive Enters Its Next Phase of GrowthSAN FRANCISCO, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Boltive, the technology company ensuring safe and compliant digital experiences, today announced the expansion of its executive leadership team with two new strategic positions of a Chief Revenue Officer ...
KC Reaney, Former Senior Engineering Executive at HUMAN, Takes the Position of Chief Technology Officer as Boltive Enters Its Next Phase of GrowthSAN FRANCISCO, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Boltive, the technology company ensuring safe and compliant digital experiences, today announced the expansion of its executive leadership team with two new strategic positions of a Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Product Officer. Ellen Kamor is taking on the new role of Chief Revenue Officer. Christine
Milestone Systems, a global leader in data driven video technology, continued to grow in 2025, increasing net revenue by 10% to USD 340 million (DKK 2.2 billion). Nearly a third was reinvested in innovation fueling new advances in video analytics, responsible AI and cloud technology, The year was also marked by collaboration with NVIDIA and the launch of Project Hafnia.
Milestone Systems, a global leader in data driven video technology, continued to grow in 2025, increasing net revenue by 10% to USD 340 million (DKK 2.2 billion). Nearly a third was reinvested in innovation fueling new advances in video analytics, responsible AI and cloud technology, The year was also marked by collaboration with NVIDIA and the launch of Project Hafnia.
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Fewer Reasons To Sell AMD On Its Dip Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ( AMD ) stock tried to settle above the $260/share level twice – in October 2025 and January 2026 – but failed to do so and has fallen by over 15% since then (it's currently trading at ~$220/share). I upgraded my rating on AMD back in September 2024, and I kept my "Buy" in place even when ...
JHVEPhoto/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Fewer Reasons To Sell AMD On Its Dip Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ( AMD ) stock tried to settle above the $260/share level twice – in October 2025 and January 2026 – but failed to do so and has fallen by over 15% since then (it's currently trading at ~$220/share). I upgraded my rating on AMD back in September 2024, and I kept my "Buy" in place even when AMD was clearly struggling because of its "number two" status versus Nvidia ( NVDA ). Seeking Alpha, Oakoff's coverage of AMD stock Anyway, time passed, and now we hear that bears' argument less often – the firm is growing its AI revenues rapidly enough to justify its superior valuation multiples. AMD won't be able to sustain its past year's growth rates on the top line, which is logical given the growth in the comparison base. But I believe the recent announcement by Arm Holdings ( ARM ) – its new Arm AGI CPU, which was specifically designed for agentic AI infrastructure – is a clear sign that AMD's massive CPU standing deserves a repricing that it previously lacked, as the market was focusing on GPUs. It's already happening – AMD has started to move up, bouncing off its 200-day moving average, and I think we haven't seen anything yet. TrendSpider Software, AMD daily, Oakoff's notes added As I still see a massive upside ahead for AMD, I keep my "Buy" rating in place for now. My Updated Reasoning On AMD For its fiscal Q4 2025, AMD showed $10.27 billion in sales (+34% YoY) and $1.53 in adjusted EPS (+40% YoY), beating the consensus estimates by 6.20% and almost 16%, respectively, according to Seeking Alpha . On the bottom line, that was the strongest beat since mid-2022: Seeking Alpha, AMD However, if you open up the stock's chart history, you'll notice that AMD opened the post-earnings trading session with a gap down of >9%, and it closed >17% lower on the day. Why? I think it was due to the guidance of decelerating QoQ growth in sales – management noted the entire company'...
NEW YORK, March 26, 2026--Today, Pixis, the AI-powered advertising solution helping brands improve ad performance and streamline workflows, and Stellar, the AI‑native performance marketing agency, announced they have been selected for a dedicated Google Partner program designed for a small group of technically advanced partners shaping the future of digital advertising.
NEW YORK, March 26, 2026--Today, Pixis, the AI-powered advertising solution helping brands improve ad performance and streamline workflows, and Stellar, the AI‑native performance marketing agency, announced they have been selected for a dedicated Google Partner program designed for a small group of technically advanced partners shaping the future of digital advertising.
Are you a retiree who owns one or more artificial intelligence (AI) stocks? It wouldn't be surprising if you are. They've been performing incredibly well for a while now. In fact, they've been soaring for the better part of the past three years, shortly after the launch of OpenAI's ChatGPT set off an AI race that mimics the dot-com boom of the late 1990s. It's certainly felt like a "can't-lose" op...
Are you a retiree who owns one or more artificial intelligence (AI) stocks? It wouldn't be surprising if you are. They've been performing incredibly well for a while now. In fact, they've been soaring for the better part of the past three years, shortly after the launch of OpenAI's ChatGPT set off an AI race that mimics the dot-com boom of the late 1990s. It's certainly felt like a "can't-lose" opportunity, so much so that -- like then -- not participating in the frenzy felt like a mistake regardless of your age. All good things do eventually come to an end, of course. Even if the wind-down of the AI mania is likely to end differently than others have (with unviable companies gradually bowing out rather than a reset that only leaves survivors standing), it's still going to take a broad toll on most investors. And that toll could be downright dangerous for retirees who need to protect their nest eggs to ensure they can continue producing adequate income. Continue reading
shcherbak volodymyr CSG plans to increase production of medium- and large-caliber ammunition through acquisitions and joint ventures as it works toward fully integrating its supply chain by 2027, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing an interview with Chief Financial Officer Zdenek Jurak. The strategy comes as European countries continue supplying weapons to Ukraine while rebuilding th...
shcherbak volodymyr CSG plans to increase production of medium- and large-caliber ammunition through acquisitions and joint ventures as it works toward fully integrating its supply chain by 2027, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing an interview with Chief Financial Officer Zdenek Jurak. The strategy comes as European countries continue supplying weapons to Ukraine while rebuilding their own inventories, particularly artillery shells. Ammunition accounts for the majority of CSG’s revenue. The company’s core unit, MSM Group, is targeting annual output of at least one million large-caliber rounds, including 155mm shells, though current capacity was not disclosed. Recent investments include a planned propellant plant in Slovakia through a partnership with Eurenco, as well as facilities and joint ventures focused on key inputs such as nitrocellulose and TNT. CSG is also expanding production in the U.S., where it secured a contract worth up to about $630 million tied to a future artillery complex. The company expects vertical integration to lift operating margins into the high-20% range over time. CSG reported revenue of €6.74 billion last year, with ammunition contributing roughly 60%, and said it holds a €15 billion order backlog with additional contracts under negotiation. While the war in Ukraine continues to drive demand, Jurak said longer-term growth will be supported by NATO countries replenishing stockpiles and modernizing their forces, alongside opportunities in Asia and the Middle East. More on Select STOXX Europe Aerospace & Defense ETF EUAD: Europe Has No Choice, And This ETF Could Be The Big Beneficiary EUAD: Amid Greenland Woes And Oreshnik Ballistic Missile, EU Rearmament Is A Must Fears of another ‘forever war’ grow as Iran conflict raises familiar risks: WSJ U.K., Ukraine deepen drone alliance as Europe pushes joint defense spending Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Select STOXX Europe Aerospace & Defense ETF
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) both closed fiscal year 2025 with Q4 earnings that tell very different stories. Intel is fighting to rebuild credibility around its manufacturing ambitions and AI positioning while AMD is executing at pace, turning a once-niche challenger into a genuine data center powerhouse. Two Chipmakers, Two Very Different Quarters ... Intel vs AMD: ...
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) both closed fiscal year 2025 with Q4 earnings that tell very different stories. Intel is fighting to rebuild credibility around its manufacturing ambitions and AI positioning while AMD is executing at pace, turning a once-niche challenger into a genuine data center powerhouse. Two Chipmakers, Two Very Different Quarters ... Intel vs AMD: Which is a Better Long-Term Buy?
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Derek Halpenny, MUFG, Global Markets Head of Research; Giulia Pellegrini, Allianz Global Investors, Emerging Markets Po...
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Derek Halpenny, MUFG, Global Markets Head of Research; Giulia Pellegrini, Allianz Global Investors, Emerging Markets Portfolio Manager; Sebastian Mallaby; ‘The Infinity Machine’ author; Anita Anand, Canada Foreign Affairs Minister; Dean Forbes, Forterro, CEO; Rachel Ellehuus, RUSI, Director-General. (Source: Bloomberg)