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fromFast Company
2 days ago

AI isn't delivering returns-but that's not stopping CEOs from throwing money at it

"As efforts shift from hype to execution, businesses are under pressure to show ROI from rising AI spend," the company wrote. "Large-cap CEOs are seeing solid returns on current programs, particularly across administration, internal efficiency, and customer-facing applications. However, 84% of these CEOs predict that positive returns from new AI initiatives will take longer than six months to achieve. In contrast, investors are pushing for faster impact: 53% expect positive ROI in six months or less."
Artificial intelligence
fromAol
1 month ago

Netflix Bets Big on Ads - But a 75% Surge Would Spell Doom for Investors

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has shifted its reporting strategy, no longer providing quarterly subscriber counts and emphasizing broader revenue drivers like advertising. This change, announced earlier this year, reflects a maturing business where membership growth alone no longer defines success. Instead, Netflix highlights engagement metrics and diversified income streams, such as advertising, though it doesn't actually disclose specific ad revenue figures. Despite this opacity, the company projects ad revenue to double in 2025, signaling confidence in its fastest-growing segment.
Media industry
fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

Experts share strategies for a successful IPO

shifting investor expectations, new regulatory demands, and the challenge of keeping culture intact through the transformation,
Fundraising
Venture
fromTechCrunch
5 months ago

Kristen Craft brings fresh fundraising strategy to TC All Stage | TechCrunch

Raising in 2025 requires strategic adjustments in response to changing venture capital norms and investor expectations.
Business intelligence
fromFast Company
7 months ago

Palantir stocks drop 13% after quarterly results fall short of Wall Street's expectations

Palantir shares dropped 13% as quarterly results and optimistic forecasts fell short of investor expectations after substantial price increases.
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