Boeing CEO praises Elon Musk for helping with the delayed Air Force One delivery: ‘He’s a brilliant guy’

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg, pictured here, said Elon Musk is “a brilliant guy.” Kelly Ortberg, Boeing’s CEO, said Elon Musk was helping “in a big way” with the company’s delayed Air Force One planes. “He’s a brilliant guy, so he’s able to pretty quickly ascertain the difference between technical requirements and things that we can…

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Cameo is giving workers a $10,000 raise to return to the office

Chief Technology Officer Dom Scandinaro, left, and Steven Galanis, CEO, right, meet in a boardroom at Cameo.  The celebrity video messaging company Cameo this week rolled out $10,000 raises for employees returning to work in-office four days a week at its Chicago headquarters. CEO Steven Galanis told B-17 the raises and other perks announced this…

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How the egg crisis is hitting food banks

The price of eggs is soaring, frustrating shoppers and stretching budgets for small businesses that rely on them. Krystal Kabela has received frequent phone calls at the eastern Iowa food bank she manages: people are searching for eggs. “People know that the eggs come on Friday, so that makes Friday afternoons and Saturdays really busy…

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Forget the Trump trade. The Musk trade is where it’s at.

Elon Musk and Donald Trump in the Oval Office.  Donald Trump’s presidential election victory in November spurred an immediate surge in assets ranging from stocks to crypto. It was dubbed the Trump trade. After an initial bump, things haven’t exactly gone as planned. The president has been less decisive than expected — particularly when it…

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Microsoft CEO says AI will change ‘knowledge work’ — but that doesn’t mean it’s going away

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said “knowledge work” could change as AI grows more powerful. Satya Nadella isn’t dancing around it. AI agents are increasingly poised to take on work that once fell solely to human beings. However, that doesn’t mean knowledge work is going away — he simply expects it to evolve. “When we think…

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Big Tech-backed interest group donated to Virginia lawmakers ahead of a failed push to regulate data centers

The Virginia House of Delegates. An under-the-radar interest group representing Big Tech and private-equity-backed data center developers is growing the industry’s influence on public policy, as data center construction booms across the country and utilities scramble to meet the mounting electricity demand from artificial intelligence. The group’s efforts might already be paying off, as evidenced…

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