AI is all the rage now, but the gaming industry may not be ready to adopt it just yet
Some of the biggest game developers in Japan say trends like generative AI and virtual reality/augmented reality headsets for game development may not be ready yet.
How can you tell if a job is right for you? Ask these ‘overt questions,’ organizational psychologist says
“Interview processes aren’t set up for us to really get to know each other on a deep level,” said Andre Martin. “You have to be an expert question asker.”
Japan warns against post-Fed yen slide
A hawkish pause by the U.S. Federal Reserve pushed the Japanese yen down to near 150 against the dollar, the level seen as Tokyo’s limit for possible intervention.
These are the 50 best hotels in the world
The best hotel in the world is Passlacqua, an 18th century villa on the edge of Italy’s Lake Como, according to the 50 Best organization’s inaugural ranking.
‘Relentless pursuit of eyeballs’: Analysts name China internet stocks to buy, give 2 over 50% upside
“We’re now seeing e-commerce related activity pick up on media platforms hitherto less associated with online retail,” say analysts at AllianceBernstein.
‘Incredibly compelling’: The pros love small-cap stocks right now. Here are their top picks
CNBC Pro takes a look at five such stocks, including two on a “high conviction” list.
Cathie Wood is a fan of this AI company, and says the ‘AI revolution’ will ‘change everything’
The founder and CEO of Ark Invest says it’s “one of the best AI companies in the world.”
Deep-sea mining could help solve the global critical minerals shortage, but it’s a lightning rod for controversy
There are billions of tons of critical minerals on the ocean floor, but whether they should be mined has become a global controversy.
37-year-old quit Amazon and started 20 companies before coming up with Instacart—now he’s worth $1.1 billion
Apoorva Mehta is a billionaire, thanks to Instacart’s IPO. But, before the grocery delivery startup took off, he tried and failed with 20 other businesses.
Adidas CEO: Kanye West didn’t mean antisemitic remarks
Adidas ended its partnership with West, who now goes by the name Ye, in October 2022 after he sparked outrage with his erratic posts on social media.
