AT&T CEO John Stankey said he wants employees to come to meetings prepared to speak with fact-based points of view, not just observe, in a discussion with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon. JPMorgan’s stock is up more than 17% over the past year while AT&T’s has fallen about 12%. Both CEOs suggest meeting preparation may shift toward faster, AI-assisted directed information instead of relying only on pre-reading.
Remind launched a macOS meeting app that provides an AI briefing on meeting participants and includes a one-click join button. The subscription costs $19.99 per year and includes a 7-day free trial. It changes meeting prep by pulling calendar data plus email, Slack, and Notion context into a screen-level briefing before the join time.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects slower overall employment growth for 2025–2035 while several industries expand quickly. Utility industry employment is expected to grow 9.8%, with electric power generation, transmission, and distribution accounting for most job gains. Healthcare and social assistance becomes the biggest source of new jobs (37% through 2035), while office/admin support and some media/design work decline as AI adoption changes demand.
GoodLads launched as an advertising tool that generates AI hypotheses for Google Ads accounts to improve ROAS or CPA. It targets accounts spending €10K-250K per month. It adds one-click hypothesis shipping with user approval and tracks each hypothesis to a verdict on a kanban board.
Donald Trump reacted to a stronger August jobs report by blaming inflation on “stupidity” and threatening to stop trade with foreign countries in retaliation for higher interest rates. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to 4.79% on Friday. The immediate impact is political pressure and higher market sensitivity, while the administration’s outlook increasingly leans on AI-led productivity alongside tariffs and tax cuts to lift growth.
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