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Capgemini raises 2026 guidance for second time as AI rush turns into contracts

Capgemini has raised its revenue growth target for 2026 after strong third-quarter results driven by AI initiatives. The company reported a revenue increase of 12% compared to the previous year, surpassing analyst expectations. Notable growth was observed in North America and the United Kingdom, while France also demonstrated recovery. Capgemini’s focus on AI technology modernization

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Texas artist bought 1,164 acres in 1937; heirs now protect 165 acres

A noteworthy Canadian family has announced a profound C$10 million donation aimed at transforming the hospital landscape in Mississauga. This funding will kickstart a matching challenge designed to galvanize community support for the Built for Us initiative. Among its goals are major enhancements including the construction of the new Mississauga Hospital and Shah Family Hospital

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Tesla Bull defends Musk in open letter to Bernie Sanders; days later, Musk responds

Larry Goldberg highlights the tremendous employment opportunities driven by Elon Musk’s enterprises in his recent letter. Present figures show that Tesla and SpaceX have about 158,500 direct employees, a number expected to balloon to about 250,000 by 2031 due to future growth strategies. The ripple effect of these companies reaches roughly 1.

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1874 Kansas City landmark saved from demolition, to house restaurant and flats

In Kansas City, a historic gem originally at risk of being demolished is undergoing a transformation into a vibrant restaurant and apartment space. Developer Chris Sally acquired the Seiden’s Furs building following a partial roof collapse. The renovation plans honor the building’s historical elements while modernizing its infrastructure. The new restaurant, Loretta Jean’s, is set

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Vehicle curbs, WFH and more: From today, Delhi goes into full pollution patrol mode

Starting from November 1, the Delhi government will implement strict pollution control measures lasting until January 31. These initiatives will encompass vehicle-entry limitations, reduced office attendance, and increased parking fees. To mitigate dust emissions, outdoor construction will face grave restrictions during winter. Residents and vehicle owners are urged to comply to enhance city air quality.

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