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Netflix surpasses £20 a month and proves that price is not the obstacle everyone fears
September 6, 2026Marketing & Sales

Netflix surpasses £20 a month and proves that price is not the obstacle everyone fears

There is a scene that repeats itself every time a streaming platform raises its prices: headlines predict mass exoduses, forums explode with cancellation threats, and a few weeks later subscriber data shows that almost nothing changed. Netflix has just played out that scene for the umpteenth time. In September 2026, it quietly raised its premium plan in the United Kingdom to £20.99 per month, crossing a symbolic barrier that many analysts had marked as a danger zone.

Andrés MolinaAndrés Molina9 min
The Recurring Revenue of AI Startups No Longer Guarantees What It Once Promised
September 5, 2026Startups

The Recurring Revenue of AI Startups No Longer Guarantees What It Once Promised

There is a number that circulates through Silicon Valley pitch decks with the force of a closed argument: ARR, or Annual Recurring Revenue. For years it was the metric that separated serious startups from those simply burning cash on hope. According to data published in 2026 by venture capital firm Madrona, 77% of companies reassess their artificial intelligence vendors every six months or even on a continuous basis.

Martín SolerMartín Soler7 min
When the Family Business Costs You Your Home
September 4, 2026SMEs

When the Family Business Costs You Your Home

There is a pattern that appears frequently in financial advisory sessions and rarely shows up in business viability analyses: the moment an entrepreneur discovers that personal exposure was not in the contract they signed, but in the clause they did not read carefully enough. Brittany's call to the Money Moves with Jill Schlesinger program captures that moment with a precision that numbers alone cannot convey: a family business left her and her husband financially underwater, and now they are weighing whether selling their home is a way out or simply a way of postponing the same conversation.

Diego SalazarDiego Salazar8 min
How PepsiCo Redesigned Its Sales Force in Mexico to Stop Depending on It
September 3, 2026Business Transformation

How PepsiCo Redesigned Its Sales Force in Mexico to Stop Depending on It

Yazmin Ruiz doesn't wait for the PepsiCo sales rep to restock her inventory. When the store runs out of chips at ten o'clock at night, she opens an app on her phone, places the order, and gets on with her shift. Behind that everyday gesture lies a transformation PepsiCo has been building since 2022 in Mexico, its second-largest global market after the United States and its most fragmented in terms of distribution.

Valeria CruzValeria Cruz9 min
Five9 Trades at Deep Value Multiples as AI Revenue Grows 78% Annually
September 2, 2026Finance

Five9 Trades at Deep Value Multiples as AI Revenue Grows 78% Annually

Truist Securities raised its price target on Five9 to $40 from $35, maintaining a buy rating. The rationale is not generic: analyst Terry Tillman met with CEO Amit Mathradas, CFO Bryan Lee, and SVP of Investor Relations Tony Righetti, and came away from that meeting with greater conviction about the business direction. The starting point for understanding this note is not the rating but the financial architecture Truist is reading behind it.

Javier OcañaJavier Ocaña8 min
Why Evaluation Frameworks Became the Most Overlooked Strategic Asset in Enterprise AI
September 1, 2026Innovation & Disruption

Why Evaluation Frameworks Became the Most Overlooked Strategic Asset in Enterprise AI

There is a pattern that repeats itself across organizations that have spent eighteen months deploying artificial intelligence agents: they know the systems work, because they saw them work in the demo. What they do not know is whether they are still working today, in production, on their customers' data, inside the workflows that matter. That gap between the certainty of the pilot and the opacity of the real environment is where budgets, trust, and time nobody has are lost.

Camila RojasCamila Rojas8 min
Why Analysts Are Betting on a Gearbox Maker Before the Robots Even Exist
August 31, 2026Exponential Technologies

Why Analysts Are Betting on a Gearbox Maker Before the Robots Even Exist

There is a pattern that repeats every time an industry anticipates its own future: serious money does not flow to the final product, it flows to whoever manufactures the parts that product will need. That is what happened with semiconductors before the PC boom. Now, as images of humanoid robots circulate at tech fairs and conferences, four top-tier investment banks are pointing to a Chinese gearbox manufacturer that most readers have never heard of.

Isabel RíosIsabel Ríos9 min
AI Is No Longer Showing Products to Amazon: It's Generating New Buyers
August 30, 2026Artificial Intelligence

AI Is No Longer Showing Products to Amazon: It's Generating New Buyers

The most interesting insight from Evercore ISI's note on Amazon isn't in the price target. It's in a figure that, read carefully, changes the nature of the business: 57% of Alexa users with AI capabilities purchased a product they didn't know existed before interacting with the assistant. That's not efficiency in the buying process. It's demand that didn't exist before.

Clara MontesClara Montes8 min
Varaha and the Agricultural Carbon Market: Where the Money Is and Where the Friction Lies
August 28, 2026Sustainability

Varaha and the Agricultural Carbon Market: Where the Money Is and Where the Friction Lies

When a startup founded in 2022 already operates in five countries, invoices over 100 million rupees, and sells carbon credits to Google, Microsoft, and Nestlé, the first thing an analyst does is separate the narrative from the mechanism. The story of Varaha, winner of the ET Startup Award 2026 in the Social Enterprise category, has all the ingredients of a clean case study: measurable impact, top-tier clients, accelerated revenue growth. But it also has the architecture of a business where product integrity depends on variables that never appear in the pitch deck.

Diego SalazarDiego Salazar9 min
Hyundai Bets on More Than 100 Models Before 2030 and Raises Its Margin Target
August 27, 2026Finance

Hyundai Bets on More Than 100 Models Before 2030 and Raises Its Margin Target

On August 26, 2026, in Seoul, Hyundai Motor presented to investors the most ambitious roadmap in its recent history: more than 100 vehicle launches and renewals by 2030, an operating margin target raised above 9%, and a capacity expansion plan of 1.27 million additional units. The backdrop is uncomfortable: in the second quarter of 2026, the company reported an operating margin of just 5.8%, down from 7.5% in the same period the previous year.

Mateo VargasMateo Vargas7 min
95% of Enterprise AI Pilots Fail to Deliver Results — and the Problem Isn't the Technology
August 26, 2026Innovation & Disruption

95% of Enterprise AI Pilots Fail to Deliver Results — and the Problem Isn't the Technology

The figure is hard to ignore: 95% of enterprise generative AI pilots produce no measurable financial impact. This isn't a pessimistic estimate from tech skeptics — it's the central finding of The GenAI Divide: State of AI in Business 2025, produced by MIT's NANDA initiative, based on nearly 300 public implementations and more than 150 executive interviews.

Ignacio SilvaIgnacio Silva8 min
Why Manufacturing Without Robots Is No Longer a Financially Viable Option
August 25, 2026Exponential Technologies

Why Manufacturing Without Robots Is No Longer a Financially Viable Option

There is a number worth reading twice: 542,000 industrial robots installed in factories during 2024, more than double the number installed a decade ago. This is not a trend statistic; it is a snapshot of a threshold already crossed. The global operational stock of industrial robots reached 4.66 million units, growing nearly 9% year-on-year, and the International Federation of Robotics projects that installations will exceed 575,000 units in 2025.

Elena CostaElena Costa8 min
In Enterprise AI, the Winner Isn't the One With the Biggest Model
August 24, 2026Artificial Intelligence

In Enterprise AI, the Winner Isn't the One With the Biggest Model

There's a conversation that leadership teams in heavy industries have been putting off for years. It's not about technology. It's about what it means, precisely, to make a good operational decision when the data supporting it lives scattered across twelve different systems, four siloed departments, and a maintenance history that nobody has fully digitized.

Simón ArceSimón Arce8 min
Why AI Data Centers Became the Most Political Asset in the Tech Sector
August 23, 2026Business Models

Why AI Data Centers Became the Most Political Asset in the Tech Sector

The week of August 18, 2026 sent a signal that was hard for infrastructure investors to ignore. GE Vernova fell 9.5% for the week and Eaton lost 6.7%, two names that for months had functioned as safe bets on data center growth. There was no chip demand collapse or budget cuts from major hyperscalers: what happened was a state governor signing an executive order on a Tuesday afternoon.

Sofía ValenzuelaSofía Valenzuela8 min
Why Banning ESG Funds from Children's Accounts Reveals More About Power Than Sustainability
August 22, 2026Sustainability

Why Banning ESG Funds from Children's Accounts Reveals More About Power Than Sustainability

The US Treasury Department has just drawn a line that goes far beyond a technical fund eligibility decision. On August 20, 2026, the administration published proposed regulations governing permitted investments in the so-called 'Trump Accounts' — tax-advantaged savings accounts for minors created under the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Act. The rule does two things at once: it sets an extraordinarily low fee cap of 0.1% annually on invested balances and explicitly excludes any fund linked to environmental, social and governance criteria.

Lucía NavarroLucía Navarro9 min
How to Buy a YouTube Channel Without Buying the Creator
August 19, 2026Marketing & Sales

How to Buy a YouTube Channel Without Buying the Creator

The creator economy is worth approximately $250 billion and growing at a double-digit annual rate. Goldman Sachs projects it could reach $480 billion by 2027. Yet institutional capital has spent years watching that market from the sidelines, unwilling to fully commit.

Andrés MolinaAndrés Molina9 min
Why Canada's Tax Reform Starts With Small Businesses and What That Reveals About Real Power
August 17, 2026SMEs

Why Canada's Tax Reform Starts With Small Businesses and What That Reveals About Real Power

Mark Carney's government has just admitted something tax experts have been pointing out for years with growing impatience: the Canadian tax code no longer works as it should. This is no minor statement. It is a public acknowledgment that four decades of patches, special credits, and accumulated sectoral programs have produced a system nobody deliberately designed but everyone must navigate.

Isabel RíosIsabel Ríos9 min
The Talent India Cannot Find Is Threatening Its Most Valuable Business
August 16, 2026Business Transformation

The Talent India Cannot Find Is Threatening Its Most Valuable Business

The dominant narrative around Global Capability Centers in India has, for the past decade, been an almost unqualified success story. Nineteen hundred operational centers, presence across eight industries, ambitions to reach one hundred billion dollars in economic contribution. And yet, beneath that accelerated growth, there is a fracture the sector has been struggling to process for months: the talent profile GCCs need today no longer matches the talent India produces in sufficient quantity.

Valeria CruzValeria Cruz9 min
Corgi Invest and the Second Commission War in Exchange-Traded Funds
August 15, 2026Finance

Corgi Invest and the Second Commission War in Exchange-Traded Funds

There are moments in financial markets where consensus breaks from an angle no one anticipated. The first commission war in exchange-traded funds was fought by BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street among themselves, pushing the costs of index products toward levels bordering on zero. What no one had calculated was that the next front would not come from another institutional giant, but from a venture capital-backed insurer that used artificial intelligence to industrialize the regulatory process and enter the market with 197 exchange-traded funds launched in less than eight months.

Javier OcañaJavier Ocaña9 min
IBM and OpenAI Join Forces to Compete for Corporate AI Spending at Global Scale
August 14, 2026Innovation & Disruption

IBM and OpenAI Join Forces to Compete for Corporate AI Spending at Global Scale

On August 13, 2026, IBM announced a sweeping alliance with OpenAI that goes well beyond a joint press release. The company will create a dedicated OpenAI practice within IBM Consulting, integrate models such as GPT-5.6, Codex, and ChatGPT Work into its IBM Consulting Advantage platform, and certify tens of thousands of consultants in OpenAI technologies over the coming months. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the scale of the internal move speaks for itself: this is not a pilot program — it is a human infrastructure bet.

Camila RojasCamila Rojas8 min