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As cloud computing continues to shape the modern business landscape, recent disruptions have demonstrated how fragile even the most advanced systems can be. The Amazon Web Services outage left hundreds to thousands of services and companies dark. The lengthy list includes Fanduel, Lyft, InstaCart, Delta, Trello, Slack, Zoom, and HBO Max. They all scrambled to restore […]| Corp! Magazine
NEW YORK – At its GM Forward media event in New York, General Motors showcased how manufacturing scale, software expertise, and AI are converging to transform the car from a mode of transportation into an intelligent assistant. Chair and CEO Mary Barra and other senior leaders unveiled advancements across AI, robotics, energy, and autonomy, showing how […]| Corp! Magazine
The fight at the root of the shutdown of the federal government is over healthcare costs, with healthcare premiums expected to increase if Covid-era subsidies aren’t extended. The reality of just how much those premiums might rise could be settled next week, when Healthcare.gov, the federal website used by 28 states, posts plan offerings ahead […]| www.corpmagazine.com
Coming off of a cut in the Federal Reserve’s key interest rate in September, Fed chair Jerome Powell is hinting more are coming. A slowdown in hiring is a growing risk to the U.S. economy, Powell said in written remarks earlier this week, which could be an indication the Fed will cut rates twice more […]| www.corpmagazine.com
Health care experts told a Detroit Economic Club audience that the lingering federal shutdown will cause long-lasting effects on health care.| www.corpmagazine.com
Fans should enjoy going to see the Detroit Tigers play at Comerica Park while they can. After Fifth Third Bank agreed to acquire Comerica Bank in a $10.9 billion deal earlier this week, that name likely isn’t long for the downtown Detroit ballpark, home to the Tigers since 2000. The deal, which will make the […]| www.corpmagazine.com
Fifth Third Bank announced it has entered into a merger agreement with Comerica in a deal valued at $10.9 billion.| www.corpmagazine.com
