Former PlayStation Boss Shawn Layden Says Sony Doesn’t Need Expensive PS6, It Needs Cheap PS5

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden said he thinks innovation at Sony shouldn’t come “from making a PS6 for $1,200″ but from making “another PS5 for $300.” As tech costs skyrocket and rumors of pricey gaming consoles swirl, the former president and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment America took the time on The Trophy Room podcast…

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Jackbox Games isn’t interested in AI development: ‘All that is done by people, and we have no intention of changing that’

Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter On a recent visit to Jackbox Games HQ here in Chicago, I got to speak with developers and studio leadership about their process, history, and place in the industry. Given, you know, everything, I’m pretty much contractually obligated to ask…

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Samik Upadhaya Shares Key Takeaways from SITC 2026 in Phoenix

Samik Upadhaya, Director of Scientific Affairs at Cancer Research Institute (CRI), shared on LinkedIn: “A full Friday at SITC 2026 in Phoenix, with plenty of interesting science and even better conversations! A few things that stood out to me: Cancer vaccines are coming of age. Cathy Wu’s lecture was a great reminder of how decades…

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Israel needs a broad unity government after an inconclusive election

Israelis have spoken. Unfortunately, too many politicians, commentators, and media personalities seem unwilling to listen. The election produced no decisive winner, but it delivered an unmistakable message: Israel cannot afford another narrow coalition, endless political warfare, or a government held hostage by its ideological extremes. We need a broad national unity government capable of confronting…

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Where Value Investors Are Finding Opportunity in an Expensive Market

By Tony O. Lawson Much of Wall Street’s attention remains concentrated on artificial intelligence and the companies building its infrastructure. Randell Cain, founder and chief investment officer of Kerusso Capital Management, is finding opportunities in businesses receiving considerably less attention. The Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based investment firm reported surpassing $300 million in total firm-wide assets as…

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Jewish philanthropy must measure impact, not dollars spent

The American Jewish establishment knows how to count. Dollars raised. Professionals hired. Episodes downloaded. Guards posted outside synagogue doors. Its own researchers have found that too many organizations cannot measure whether their work succeeds. Before another federation general assembly, the question is not how much machinery we have built around Jewish life, but what kind…

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