Brandon Kochkodin, Author at Forbes Australia

Billionaire Jack Dorsey thinks AI will kill middle management

Billionaire Jack Dorsey says AI could replace middle managers. After cutting 4,000 jobs at Block, he may already be putting that idea to work.

Once as high as $360 billion PayPal’s market value has slipped to $40 billion, below former parent, eBay

PayPal shares plunged after earnings, pushing its market cap below eBay’s for the first time since 2015 and signaling a major shift in digital payments.

Silver is moving faster than gold. That almost never happens.

Silver’s rally has pushed the gold-to-silver ratio below 50 for the first time since 2012. Here’s what the rare move means for investors and precious metals markets.

Every bubble has a different tale to tell on the way up. The mistake is thinking that makes the ending any different. Victor de Schwanberg/Science Photo Library/Getty Images

It’s not just an AI bubble. Here’s everything at risk

Stocks are soaring, gold is too, and risk looks cheap everywhere. These charts trace the signs of what could be the everything bubble taking shape.

How small business can survive Google’s AI overview

Google’s AI Overviews slash clicks to small business sites. Learn to stay visible, fix errors, and adapt content to win in the new search game.

Shark Tank's Hayley Segar is the founder of onewith, a swimwear company that until recently manufactured entirely in China. She is holding her ground as tariffs threaten to upend everything she built. Christopher Willard/Getty Images

10 Shark Tank companies caught on the front lines of Trump’s trade war

Small businesses from Shark Tank share how tariffs are crushing margins, delaying orders, and forcing tough choices as they scramble to survive.

Two dinosaurs of the Dow are roaring back to life

Once considered the crown jewels of the blue-chip index, GE and IBM were left for dead after years of managerial missteps. But these old giants are shaking off the rust, and are reclaiming ground lost a decade ago. With all eyes glued to the Magnificent Seven megatech stocks, GE and IBM – formerly the bluest of […]