In 1997, Jeffrey Sprecher, founder of Intercontinental Exchange, bought a nearly bankrupt company from Warren Buffett for just $1,000 — and turned it into today's $85 billion giant that owns the New York Stock Exchange.
Executives from Amtrak, Marriott and Atlanta's tourism bureau discussed on ADWEEK's Adspeak program how travel is being turned into a personalized experience at every step, not just a destination.
A HubSpot study finds that most marketers believe the industry has changed more in the past three years than in the previous 50 — a shift that is pushing B2B companies to abandon Salesforce's Pardot platform.
A tool called Cringebot 3000 automatically generates LinkedIn's "thought leadership" posts — here's what that means for marketers and personal brands.
Business Insider examined how much the biggest US banks are spending on artificial intelligence and the strategies behind it.
Through its new "AI Value Realization Office," EY aims to centralize AI spending and ensure the technology delivers measurable results.
Anthropic's latest risk report discloses a number of concerning incidents observed during testing of its AI agents.
A Yipit study finds Waymo now holds 15-16% of the taxi market in major U.S. cities - but the impact isn't showing up as layoffs, it's showing up somewhere else.
Multi-day mountain treks organized by McKinsey employees themselves have become a new form of corporate culture.
Microsoft's Vice President for Southern Europe on what the region still needs to turn AI into real business value.