Welcome to *Business Insights Daily*. I’m Seshank. Today, just in time for Halloween, we’re peeling back the curtain on a new and slightly spooky feature: Meta’s Threads rolled out “ghost posts”—updates that vanish from your feed after 24 hours. It’s a creative twist for users and a deliberate move from Meta as social media evolves.

Today we’re exploring a surprising engine of American economic growth: disaster recovery. With damage from hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and storms surging, the industries that clean up and rebuild after disasters have quietly become indispensable — and powerful. 

Today, we’re taking a closer look at the Ford Motor Company — and how America’s iconic truck maker is powering forward after an unexpected setback. Following a fire at a major aluminum supplier earlier this month, Ford is ramping up production of its best-selling **F-Series pickups** and **adding up to 1,000 jobs** across Michigan and Kentucky to recover lost output.[1][2]

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Today we’re diving into one of the biggest cloud deals ever signed — an alliance between artificial intelligence firm Anthropic and Google, a partnership valued in the **tens of billions of dollars**. 

Today we’re exploring a surprising engine of American economic growth: disaster recovery. With damage from hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and storms surging, the industries that clean up and rebuild after disasters have quietly become indispensable — and powerful. 

Welcome to Business Insights Daily, I’m Seshank. Today, we’re diving into what might be the biggest capital rush in modern history — the generative AI investment boom. From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, companies are betting big, with Goldman Sachs estimating that business investments in AI will surpass one trillion dollars in the coming years.

Just this month, OpenAI raised another $6 billion, bringing its valuation to an astonishing $157 billion. Nvidia, not to be outdone, is reportedly preparing to invest up to $100 billion into OpenAI’s next generation of data centers — a collaboration that Bloomberg calls part of a “web of circular deals” driving the trillion-dollar AI boom.​

But behind the excitement, many are asking: is this massive spending spree justified… or are we inflating the next big tech bubble?

Welcome to Business Insights Daily, I’m your host, Seshank. Today, we’re spotlighting Hewlett Packard Enterprise following its impressive Q3 performance—revenue of $9.1 billion, topping forecasts, and powered by soaring demand for AI systems and the Juniper Networks acquisition.

But HPE isn’t the only enterprise tech player riding the AI wave. How does it stack up against peers like Dell and Cisco? That’s what we’re unpacking today as we explore whether HPE’s momentum is sustainable—and what it tells us about the larger enterprise AI race.

 Welcome to Business Insights Daily, I’m your host, Seshank. Today, we’re exploring Amazon’s bold new move into enterprise AI. The company is reportedly testing a new “agentic AI” platform called Quick Suite—a tool designed to help businesses make better decisions, faster, by unifying AI agents for insights, research, and automation into one experience. Early tests include big-name clients like BMW and Koch Industries, signaling Amazon’s serious push into the enterprise AI market. But is Quick Suite the next game-changing platform, or just another attempt by Amazon to crack the enterprise software world? Let’s dive in.

 Welcome to Business Insights Daily, I’m your host, Seshank. Today, we’re diving into Tesla’s highly anticipated Robotaxi app, which just launched last night. Within hours, it shot up the charts to become the number six most downloaded free app in Apple’s App Store, and it’s now the top travel app—beating even Uber and Lyft. But here’s the twist: the app doesn’t actually let you hail a Robotaxi just yet. Instead, it’s a waitlist. So, is this the start of a transportation revolution, or just another Elon Musk publicity play? Let’s explore.

 Welcome to Business Insights Daily, I’m your host, Seshank. Today, we’re looking at the recent court ruling declaring Google a monopoly—and why, despite all the headlines, little is likely to change. Out of the ashes of Microsoft’s antitrust decision in the early 2000s rose Google. And now, out of the ashes of Google’s own monopoly decision, well… Google will likely still rise. According to Morgan Stanley, the remedies from this ruling are “likely benign and unlikely to dislodge Google’s leading position.” So, is Google untouchable? Let’s explore.