Shuffle Board: Lululemon Leader to Depart, CreateMe Bolsters AI Efforts
Chief exec Calvin McDonald to exit Lululemon while AI robotics firm CreateMe names Natasha Chand, a former Amazon Softlines CEO, as executive advisor. Continue reading →
US Navy Taps Palantir to Speed Up Shipbuilding With AI ‘Ship OS’
The multi-year contract aims to cut delays, ease bottlenecks and modernize an industry struggling with labor shortages and aging infrastructure. Continue reading →
New AI Command Center Helps Track AI Agents and Control Costs
Data protection platform AvePoint has launched a command center to help organizations monitor artificial intelligence agents, addressing security risks and rising expenses as organizations deploy more automated AI tools. Continue reading →
EU Agrees to Gut Sustainability Rules, Undermining Climate Ambitions
In-scope businesses, for one, will no longer need to prepare a transition plan that aligns their business models with the Paris Agreement. Continue reading →
Teams Gains 3D Meeting Capability as Microsoft Retires Mesh Platform
Microsoft has moved its Mesh 3D meeting capabilities into Teams through a new immersive events feature, now generally available. Continue reading →
ASU Teams Up with Grammarly to Deploy Agentic AI Assistant
Arizona State University recently partnered with Grammarly to integrate agentic AI into teaching and learning, becoming the first university to deploy Grammarly’s Superhuman Go AI platform. Continue reading →
Maersk picks new CFO, reshuffles some regional chiefs
Robert Erni, who will step into the CFO job after the ocean carrier reports fiscal 2025 results in February, has 30 years of experience in financial roles across the logistics industry. Continue reading →
Inland rail connectivity key to Port of Long Beach growth: new CEO
Noel Hacegaba says more efficient intermodal rail service to the US interior will help Long Beach grab a greater share of imports from Asia that move to major distribution hubs such as Dallas and Chicago. Continue reading →
Australian government action needed to curb soaring terminal charges: regulator
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission issued a report Friday that found terminal operators were making “historic” profits while their investment in infrastructure lagged far behind. Continue reading →