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How leaders can bridge the gap between vision and execution

In today’s corporate landscape, optics often precede outcomes, especially in technology-led transformations. Announcements of new platforms, AI-powered strategies, or “digital-first” pledges frequently come long before the underlying infrastructure to support them. That was Ted’s reality as the chief growth officer at a global bank when his CEO unveiled a high-profile “AI-Powered Growth Strategy” positioned asContinueContinue reading “How leaders can bridge the gap between vision and execution”

How I Turned My Internet Browser Into a $30 Per Hour AI Marketing Assistant — Here’s the Exact Setup

Stop collecting prompts. Start building a system that turns attention into revenue — with three moves inside ChatGPT Agent. source https://www.entrepreneur.com/science-technology/how-i-turned-my-internet-browser-into-a-30-per-hour-ai/501126

Silicon Valley Biz Journal hires Goldfisher as digital ME

The Silicon Valley Business Journal has hired Alastair Goldfisher to be its digital managing editor. He will help lead digital coverage and work closely with reporters to expand reporting on Silicon Valley, including coverage of technology, venture capital, startups and artificial intelligence. Goldfisher has been a freelance journalist and podcast host. He previously served as an editorContinueContinue reading “Silicon Valley Biz Journal hires Goldfisher as digital ME”

UnitedHealth vows to be a better company amid layoffs

UnitedHealth Group has laid off dozens of remote employees in healthcare technology and services marketing from its Optum unit, who were given two weeks notice in November, sources told Health Payer Specialist. Fast Company has reached out to UnitedHealth for confirmation. Those employees were based in “multiple states on the East coast and in the Midwest,”ContinueContinue reading “UnitedHealth vows to be a better company amid layoffs”

Will a ‘Santa rally’ bring good cheer to the stock market next week? Here’s what analysts say

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for the stock market, which may be headed for a “Santa Claus Rally,” according to analysts, including at Goldman Sachs and Citadel Securities. “Barring any major shocks, it will be hard to fight the overwhelmingly positive seasonal period we are entering and the cleaner positioning set-up,” GoldmanContinueContinue reading “Will a ‘Santa rally’ bring good cheer to the stock market next week? Here’s what analysts say”