Nokia CEO: Companies are using AI. Now they have to change how work gets done
- Business, Commentary, Finance
- May 15, 2026

In the conversation about where American business is heading next, Fort Lauderdale offers a quieter but equally compelling answer. The city isn’t chasing the spotlight. It has become a destination for long-term investment on its own terms. While the headline-making cities at either end of the Gold Coast have been vocal about what they are building,
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Hebron Sher is the co-founder and CEO of Zevo, a peer-to-peer EV and electrified asset sharing platform. Through its micro-lease model, Zevo helps owners turn underutilized electric vehicles into income-generating assets while giving renters flexible access without long-term ownership. Sher has scaled the company outside traditional venture capital, raising directly from private investors and focusing
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The Trump administration has reportedly been looking into reviving a Biden-era approach to regulating the release of new AI models, reversing one of its earliest decisions to give the industry free rein. Just earlier this week, reports surfaced that over 60 of President Trump’s allies sent him a letter urging him to take a more hands-on approach
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As an insurance industry veteran, I’ve had a front row seat to watch many insurtechs adopt growth assumptions borrowed from industries where scale eventually delivers profitability. Insurance doesn’t work that way. Overseeing a $100m turnaround taught me how businesses are learning the wrong lessons – not least their adoption of Silicon Valley’s philosophy of growth-above-all-else.
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Artificial intelligence has the potential to improve our lives in powerful ways. But after two and a half decades researching why human connection gives life meaning, I’m worried about where we’re headed. Americans are spending more time alone, marrying less, and making fewer friends than in previous decades. And it isn’t going well: A 2025 American
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The term “SaaSpocalypse” arrived in February 2026 as a way to describe a market shock. $285 billion in soKware valuaLons erased in 48 hours. Traders coined it as shorthand for panic. But strip away the drama, and what you’re left with is a genuine repricing of where enterprise software value actually lives. I’ve spent years
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