It’s been called one of the dullest jobs in America. Boomers are leaving it in droves, millennials decided they’d rather do almost anything else, and AI was supposed to kill it off. Yet accounting has made it onto the holiday hiring list again for a second year in a row. According to Monster’s Seasonal Hiring
The AI bots are hitting roadblocks. Major companies are rolling out bans and restrictions on AI agents, preventing the bots from making purchases directly on your behalf and, in some cases, from browsing their site for you. Companies from retail to travel are reckoning with the rise of AI agents, which have grown in popularity
The stock had closed the regular session up about 3%, at $173.73, before sliding to roughly $160 in post-market trading, per Yahoo Finance. The same day, The New York Times reported that Huang had a second extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of health care. The turmoil began Nov. 8, when Huang admitted to an
Elon Musk said he would hire Jensen Huang if Nvidia’s board removes its longtime CEO. “That would be an honor,” Musk wrote on X Wednesday evening, responding to a post from financial news account ZeroHedge that said: “Elon please hire Jensen.” The exchange came soon after The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia’s board was
The chip-smuggling controversy swirling around Nvidia centers on one company: Megaspeed, a Singapore-based cloud computing provider that, according to several media reports, is suspected of funneling advanced AI processors to Chinese companies. While details of what Megaspeed is alleged to have done remain murky, experts say the case shows how Chinese firms rely on Southeast
Speculation over what Nvidia’s future could look like without its high-profile chief executive ramped up on Wednesday. The chipmaker’s stock fell 8% in after-hours trading Wednesday after The Wall Street Journal reported that its board was preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang. The New York Times also reported Wednesday that Huang had an affair with
