A new report shows the extraction shooter ARC Raiders was the best-selling game on Steam for November 2025, with over 7.7 million copies sold across all platforms. Its success overshadows even Embark’s own hit, The Finals, but critical acclaim has been harder to find.
Accounting software giant Xero is ending free API access for developers, introducing a tiered pricing model that one startup founder says will cost his company over $17,000 a year. The move has sparked immediate backlash and concerns it will make smaller apps unviable.
Proton has launched Proton Sheets, a new spreadsheet tool with end-to-end encryption and live collaboration. It’s the latest piece in its privacy-focused suite aiming to replace Google Workspace. The service is rolling out now and is free to try.
Bending Spoons, an $11 billion Italian tech company, is on a shopping spree for fallen public tech stars. Its strategy? Buy them cheap, fix them with new management, and never sell. But is this just clever financial engineering, or can it actually revive these brands?
Dave’s Hot Chicken is deploying AI across its operations, from drive-thru ordering to robotic fry arms, aiming for an edge in the crowded chicken restaurant wars. The chain, acquired for ~$1B this year, is seeing early ROI from tech like kiosks but is cautious about losing the human element. Meanwhi
Consumer tech startup Nothing is opening a $5 million community investment round. Founder Carl Pei says the real goal is to prepare the company for a public listing within three years.
The financial value of a university degree in the UK has been quietly collapsing for over a decade. Adjusted for inflation, graduates now earn 30% less than they did in 2007, while competition for entry-level roles has become absurdly fierce.
Samsung is kicking off CES 2026 early with a special event called “The First Look.” CEO TM Roh will host the keynote, focusing on the DX division’s vision and AI-driven experiences. The tech world is watching to see if the hype matches reality.
Salesforce posted Q3 adjusted earnings of $3.25 per share, beating estimates, and guided for current-quarter revenue above expectations. Despite this, the stock is still in a major slump, down 29% year-to-date. Major Wall Street analysts, however, are pounding the table, seeing a massive AI-driven r
According to CNBC, Tesla is grappling with major challenges including expected delivery declines and intense competition from Chinese EV makers like BYD. An analyst is recommending a bearish options trade, buying a put vertical that profits if TSLA falls below $407.52 by January 2026.
