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Why legal tech giant Harvey is raising cash like OpenAI

Legal tech company Harvey has secured $200 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $11 billion, while CEO Winston Weinberg indicates that the company is accumulating cash for product development and hiring rather than utilizing its previous funds. In just over a year, Harvey has raised nearly $1 billion.

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Business Fortune ·

Vail Resorts’ CEO says it’s time to think beyond the $1,000 ski pass that helped build the empire

Vail Resorts faced significant challenges during the 2025-2026 ski season, experiencing 60% below-normal snowfall in Colorado and low turnout from skiers and snowboarders, marking the second consecutive difficult winter for the company. The CEO indicated a need to move beyond the $1,000 ski pass model that has been central to the company's growth.

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Business Fortune ·

Meta’s $27 billion AI data center is causing chaos in small town Louisiana

Meta is constructing a $27 billion AI data center named Hyperion in Richland Parish, Louisiana, leading to significant economic changes in the area, including increased demand for local catering services. The project spans 2,250 acres and includes a 4-million-square-foot facility, highlighting the impact of the AI industry on this rural community.

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Business Fast Company ·

What to do if your employer is requiring you to use AI

A significant number of employers are mandating the use of AI tools, with 64% encouraging and 58% requiring their adoption, according to Owl Labs and HRTech Edge. To effectively integrate AI into the workplace, employees should clarify their employer's expectations and explore how to complement AI with their own contributions.

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Meta and OpenAI's compute crunch gives Arm a big opportunity

Arm has introduced its AGI CPU, designed to enhance energy efficiency and memory management in AI data centers, during the Arm Everywhere conference, while partnering with OpenAI and Meta. Despite its growth potential, Arm competes with established companies such as Nvidia and AMD in the AI chip market.

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