A major fight over the future of stock trading is heating up. Citadel Securities has written to the SEC, arguing that DeFi’s rush into tokenized equities could harm markets, with Andreessen Horowitz squarely in its sights. The clash pits traditional finance giants against crypto’s most powerful back
Trainline has launched a major suite of AI-driven tools to help passengers navigate winter rail disruption. The update includes predictive delay alerts, automated compensation claims, and an AI travel assistant that’s already handled a million conversations.
Sari Azout, founder of the curation platform Sublime, is building AI into her product to enhance human creativity. She discusses this approach and her new tool, Podcast Magic, in a new Vergecast episode.
Refly bills itself as an open-source, AI-native platform that merges note-taking, research, and content creation. Getting started involves a waitlist and potentially self-hosting, but the multithreaded AI canvas is surprisingly powerful.
According to a new report, Apple has largely written off the Mac Pro. The company sees the Mac Studio as its ideal pro desktop and has no significant update planned for 2026.
A look back at Bloomberg’s 2025 commodity predictions shows a year defined by a return of volatility, spurred by global tariffs. While themes like laggard mean reversion played out, peak supply and reinflation remain open debates for the future.
Geoff Keighley planted a hellish statue in Joshua Tree National Park, sparking a viral mystery. It’s not for a specific game—it’s a stunt to get people to watch The Game Awards in December.
Legendary designer Tim Cain has officially returned to Obsidian Entertainment as a full-time developer. He’s already working on a new project, but he’s sworn everyone to secrecy. This marks his second stint at the studio after working on titles like The Outer Worlds.
Netflix is set to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery in a massive $72 billion deal, adding HBO Max and major franchises to its library. This move marks the definitive end of the streaming wars, with the original disruptor now becoming the ultimate consolidator.
Following the news that Apple’s VP of Human Interface Design, Alan Dye, is leaving for Meta, a senior designer is publicly celebrating his replacement. Chan Karunamuni, who worked on the Dynamic Island and iPhone X gestures, says he “could not be more excited” for the new era under Steve Lemay. This
