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Miami has approved building wraps and banners turning downtown into Vice City for the GTA 6 launch. Ordinance 19783 caps it at six banners inside a tightly drawn event area, with a $208,000 fee on the biggest ones and everything down by December 31.

Microsoft’s newly published patent describes pausing a game after a boss fight or loading screen to show an ad, then rewarding players with more ad-free playtime. Here’s what the filing actually says, and why it lands right as Xbox tests free ad-supported cloud streaming.

Ema’s $77 million Series B more than quadruples its 2024 valuation on a thesis that enterprise SaaS apps are turning into mere databases once AI agents do the actual work on top of them.

A $1,000 stake in Microsoft in September 2016 would be worth roughly $8,900 today, or closer to $9,900 with dividends reinvested. Here is the math, what actually drove it, and the three things these posts never mention.

OpenAI’s new Sponsored Agents give ads their own chat window inside ChatGPT, complete with follow-up questions and a click-through. Here is how the opt-in flow works, and why critics are not convinced the label is enough.

Meta spent three years flattening management to build an AI-native organization. Now it is quietly asking Applied AI staff to consider becoming managers again.

LIV Golf’s Chapter 11 filing names YouTuber Rick Shiels among its thirty largest unsecured creditors, owed roughly $1.4 million. The number is eye-catching. Where he sits in the queue is the part every creator taking brand money should read twice.

268,000 people registered to solve MrBeast’s $1,000,000 Super Bowl puzzle. A software developer from Atlanta got there first. Here is how all 12 clues in the ad actually worked.

Apple disclosed John Ternus’s compensation in an SEC filing on his first day as CEO. The headline number is $58 million for fiscal 2027, but three quarters of the equity only pays out if Apple’s shareholder return beats the rest of the S&P 500.