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Citi's new Premium Boost savings rates went live Oct. 26, paying up to 4.35% to clients with larger balances, versus 0.05% on standard savings.
Read more: Citi now pays up to 4.35% on savings for its bigger customersThe world's biggest memory chipmakers report earnings this week, and their answers could show whether AI spending is getting ahead of real demand.
Read more: Big memory chipmakers report earnings as AI spending fears growThe US government sold seized Anthropic shares for $627 million in 2025. At a $1.5 trillion valuation, they would be worth about $3.94 billion, and victims have not been paid.
Read more: US sold Anthropic shares for $627 million; they could now be worth $3.9 billionSummary.com has launched EDGE AI, which answers work questions using only its library of business book summaries. It is included with a subscription.
Read more: Summary.com adds a tool that answers work questions from business booksA Databricks co-founder says startups win big clients through partners and paperwork, not just great tech. Buyers of AI tools can use the same lens.
Read more: Databricks co-founder: winning big clients takes partners, not just techMicrosoft's CEO now says AI will not automatically learn to follow human goals as it gets smarter, a warning that matters to anyone using AI at work.
Read more: Microsoft's CEO says he was wrong that AI would just behave itselfAnthropic's IPO filing says its AI wrote over 90% of its code in September, a sign of how work may shift from doing tasks to supervising them.
Read more: At Anthropic, AI now writes most of the code and staff steer itOracle NetSuite's new SuiteAgents watch business data for risks like inventory gaps and contract issues. Three versions are live now, and three more are planned.
Read more: NetSuite Adds AI Helpers That Watch Your Business for ProblemsNorton 360 now includes Safe AI, which watches what chat apps like ChatGPT and Claude do on your computer and lets you limit their access to your files.
Read more: Norton adds a safety layer for AI chat apps like ChatGPT and ClaudeApple's new $2,000 foldable can cost $999 to fix if the inner screen breaks, which is why repair coverage matters before you buy.
Read more: The $2,000 iPhone Duo needs repair coverage, or one drop could cost $999Berlin company Ojin launched Human+, a tool that lets staff rehearse hard talks with a talking AI character, then scores how well they did.
Read more: New AI Training Tool Lets Employees Practice Tough Talks Out LoudOpenAI, Anthropic and a wave of startups are chasing the routine work junior bankers do overnight, and the money is already flowing to those who own the data.
Read more: AI Firms Are Racing to Take Over Wall Street's Late-Night Grunt WorkImages made with Image Playground, and some AI-edited photos, now carry a hidden SynthID tag, but only a website can check for it.
Read more: Apple now hides an invisible AI tag in some iPhone imagesOracle announced five AI applications that can carry out approved sales and service tasks, not just suggest them. Here is what to check before trusting one.
Read more: Oracle's new AI helpers can act on sales and service tasksDocuSign's new PDF Editor lets you fix a contract and send it for signature in one place. It goes on sale November 2, 2026.
Read more: DocuSign adds a built-in PDF editor so you can fix and sign in one placeDenver Health Medical Plan says a vendor's access key sat on a public website for over a year, putting records of 238,083 members within reach.
Read more: A health plan's vendor left a key online for a year, exposing 238K membersTax software maker Vertex launched Vertex Sōl, which uses AI for tax work but lets people set limits, review every step and undo what the AI does.
Read more: Tax software maker Vertex adds AI that keeps humans in chargeA new survey of 1,500 IT leaders finds 89% have limited or redesigned AI projects because usage costs keep rising, a warning for any business adopting AI.
Read more: Most Big Companies Have Scaled Back AI Projects as Costs ClimbA new free tool called CostInflation shows grocery prices day by day, but its data source is unclear, so check that before relying on it for budgets.
Read more: New Free Tool Tracks Grocery Prices Every DayElavon, a U.S. Bank company, plans to build its payment tools into SAP applications. Businesses on SAP may one day handle payments without a separate system.
Read more: Elavon plans to build payments right into SAP business softwareOpenAI launched a company that places AI engineers inside client businesses, backed by more than $4 billion. Here is what that could mean for firms that want AI help.
Read more: OpenAI Starts a Company That Sends AI Engineers to Work Inside BusinessesSaaStr put an AI agent on its sponsor contact form. It booked 614 meetings and sourced over $1 million in closed deals, and the old flow is gone.
Read more: A website chat agent booked 614 meetings and closed over $1 millionT-Mobile's new T-Mix lets customers choose their own plan perks, from Netflix to Google Gemini, but only on three new plans. Here is what to check first.
Read more: T-Mobile lets you choose your own perks with new plansA House committee is looking into a Delaware plan to let AI programs run companies, which could change who is responsible when a business gets something wrong.
Read more: US lawmakers question Delaware plan to let AI run companies
