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OpenAI COO Brad Lightcap says code red will ‘force’ the company to focus, as the ChatGPT maker ramps up enterprise push | Fortune
OpenAI’s Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap says the company’s recent ‘code red’ alert will force the $500 billion startup to “focus” as it faces heightened competition in the technical capabilities of its AI models and in making inroads among business customers.“I think a big part of it is really just starting to push on the rate at which we see improvement in focus areas within the models,” Lightcap said on stage at Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference in San Francisco on Tuesday. “What you’re going to see, even starting fairly soon, will be a really exciting series of things that we…
Who Signs First at Closing? The Buyer or Seller?
Quick Answer: – The buyer typically signs first, especially when a mortgage loan is involved.– The seller signs after the buyer, once all loan documents are finalized.– The signing order helps ensure a smooth, legally compliant closing, preventing delays or funding issues. Who signs first at closing – the buyer or seller? It’s a common question for homebuyers and sellers, and understanding the answer can help you feel prepared and confident on closing day. In most cases, the buyer signs first because their lender must finalize the loan documents before the seller can complete their portion, ensuring the transaction proceeds smoothly.…
Stop Guessing Your Airbnb Prices: A Practical Revenue Playbook For 2026
In This Article Let’s be honest: You probably started your short-term rental journey to make more money. You wanted extra cash flow and maybe a path to financial freedom, not another stressful part-time job that barely breaks even. But is your pricing strategy actually helping you reach that goal, or is it quietly choking your revenue? If your honest answer is “I don’t know” or “not really,” your pricing is not just a minor problem. It is probably one of the main reasons your property is underperforming. That is why I sat down with one of the most obsessive minds…
Baby boomers have now ‘gobbled up’ nearly one-third of America’s wealth share, and they’re leaving Gen Z and millennials behind | Fortune
Older Americans may be trading in hustling for retirement, but that hasn’t stopped them from getting richer.Baby boomers now hold a record high of the United States’ wealth, Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok noted in a Sunday blog post, citing Federal Reserve data. Compared to 1989, when those over 70 years old held 19% of the wealth in the household sector, older Americans now own 31% of the wealth.That chunk of change is an outsized share compared to other generations. Baby boomers, who make up about 20% of the U.S. population, hold more than $85 trillion in assets, according to…
Mid-Term Rentals Have a Bright Future—But Many Investors are Spooked By the Practical Difficulties
In This Article This article is presented by Connect Invest. Mid-term rentals—fully furnished rentals with contracts of anywhere between 30 days and nine months—were once seen as a very niche or experimental option for real estate investors. A new report is suggesting that they are becoming more and more mainstream, and a great way to mitigate some of the risks from rising vacancies in the traditional rental sector. The report, put together by Landing, reveals several intriguing facts about how investors currently perceive mid-term rentals. Most see them as having serious portfolio-expanding potential, with 93% of respondents saying they’re actively…
Lessons from ‘Stranger Things’: Visibility in an Upside Down market
Season 5 of “Stranger Things” delivers a surprising roadmap for today’s real estate market. As conditions flip and competition tightens, the show’s focus on identity, trust and hyperlocal expertise mirrors exactly what helps agents stay visible when everything else feels a little Upside Down.
Jamie Dimon says even though AI will eliminate some jobs ‘maybe one day we’ll be working less hard but having wonderful lives’ | Fortune
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reiterated a nuanced and overall upbeat view about the effect of artificial intelligence on the economy.In an interview with Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures, the head of the world’s biggest bank acknowledged businesses have been cautious about hiring lately but said it’s not related to AI and doubted that the technology will dramatically reduce jobs in the next year.“For the most part, AI is going to do great stuff for mankind, like tractors did, like fertilizers did, like vaccines did,” he said. “You know maybe one day we’ll be working less hard but having wonderful…
Nvidia CEO says data centers take about 3 years to construct in the U.S., while in China ‘they can build a hospital in a weekend’ | Fortune
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said China has an AI infrastructure advantage over the U.S., namely in construction and energy. While the U.S. retains an edge on AI chips, he warned China can build large projects at staggering speeds. “If you want to build a data center here in the United States from breaking ground to standing up a AI supercomputer is probably about three years,” Huang told Center for Strategic and International Studies President John Hamre in late November. “They can build a hospital in a weekend.” The speed at which China can build infrastructure is just one of his…
What Does It Mean When the Appraisal Comes in Higher Than Your Offer?
An appraisal is a standard step in the home buying process that lenders use to determine a home’s value. It ensures the amount they’re lending aligns with what the property is actually worth. If the appraisal comes back under the purchase price, buyers might need to step in with extra cash to fill in the gap between the home’s actual value and the loan amount. But a higher-than-offer appraisal is almost always good news for buyers. When a home appraises high, it means the property is worth more than what you’re paying—giving you built-in equity before you even move in.…
How to Pack for a Move In a Month: Your Room-by-Room Plan
Whether you’re packing up a three-bedroom house in Sacramento, CA, or a small apartment in Madison, WI, packing for a move doesn’t have to be a last-minute scramble. If you’ve got a month, you can spread the work out in a way that feels manageable, keeps your home livable, and helps you move into your new home with less stress and fewer “where did that go?” moments. This guide walks you through how to pack for a move in a month using a clear week-by-week schedule, room-by-room priorities, smart packing strategies, and time-saving hacks to get you on your way…