Retailers have seen mixed second quarter results, but are convincingly making the case that AI-driven transformation makes them more than just their brick-and-mortar stores.

Airbnb said it has graduated to be an AI-native company and its second quarter results and metrics back up that assertion.

UnitedHealth Group has more than 1,000 AI use cases in play, key technology partnerships and a solid governance framework. The bet: AI returns on individual use cases can add up to millions of dollars and ultimately billions of dollars that UnitedHealth's scale.

General Mills is planning to save $3 billion over the next four years via technology modernization and redesign its supply chain to offset inflation, fund growth investments and grow earnings and cash flow over time. Here's a look at the plan.

Wall Street giants reported their quarterly earnings in bunches this week and AI was a hot topic. Big banks are worth watching when it comes to AI because they're essentially technology companies that don't let vendors dictate their architecture.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is betting the coffee company’s returns on AI investment will come from outcomes that aren’t noticed by customers that much. The company is focusing on supply chain, scheduling and optimizing behind the scenes processes.

Enterprise buyers are maturing quickly when it comes to AI and AI agents and looking to redesign operations, deliver outcomes, maintain governance and cost discipline. If there was a word to describe what enterprises want it's quot;optionalityquot; since AI and the vendor landscape are changing to quickly to make a wrong bet.