Okta Stock Can Find More Buyers as It Joins the S&P 500: Okta can expect a new pool of buyers for its stock as a member of the S&P 500. Kenvue is being acquired ...
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Okta Stock Can Find More Buyers as It Joins the S&P 500
Your teams are adding agents. The best teams are consolidating them. At the Agentic Infrastructure Stack Summit, the orchestration session opens with new VB ... Show more

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AI agent kill switch urged by Okta-led alliance - how businesses could make it work - ZDNET
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AI agent kill switch urged by Okta-led alliance - how businesses could ...
Cybersecurity stocks are surging as AI safety concerns take center stage. CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Okta all posted big gains following fresh ... Show more

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Okta Q2 2027 earnings beat estimates as AI agent security drives growth
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Okta Q2 2027 earnings beat estimates as AI agent security drives growth
How Okta, IBD Stock Of The Day, Is Targeting 'Nonhuman' Identity Opportunity: Okta stock has surged more than 70% in 2026 as AI-based "agents" that ...
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How Okta, IBD Stock Of The Day, Is Targeting 'Nonhuman' Identity ...
Cofounders Yotam Segev and Tamar Bar-Ilan, CEO and CTO of Cyera launched Cyera in 2021. Now, Cyera one of the world’s fastest-growing AI-native data security ... Show more
Okta is the first to bring AI agent governance inside FedRAMP boundaries: Okta for AI Agents - Core is now available for FedRAMP and HIPAA customers ...
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Okta is the first to bring AI agent governance inside FedRAMP boundaries
Could a regional mayor deliver where national leaders struggle? City AM Editor-in-Chief Christian May discusses why the realities of Downing Street are ... Show more

Keir Starmer resigns: what it means for the economy, the markets and the pound in your pocket - Business As Usual | City AM
Is the era of traditional sports television drawing to a close? The Business As Usual team explores the intersection of political policy and media rights ... Show more

Keir Starmer resigns: what it means for the economy, the markets and the pound in your pocket - Business As Usual | City AM
A Revolut customer recently took his grievance all the way to the Financial Ombudsman Service after receiving marketing alerts in the middle of the night ... Show more

Thousands of Rathbones accounts suspended, Revolut faces off with sleep-starved customer and Sky News's Ed Conway on global supply chains - Business As Usual | City AM
The debate over Labour's proposed social media ban for children is heating up, but data suggests the policy may struggle to achieve its objectives ... Show more

Mike Ashley bids for Boss, social media ban causes VPN surge, and the BBC axes thousands of jobs - Business As Usual | City AM
Forget London, Cambridge or Oxford. Britain’s fastest growing listed tech firm is actually based in Cardiff. Semiconductor company IQE is listed on ... Show more

Mike Ashley bids for Boss, social media ban causes VPN surge, and the BBC axes thousands of jobs - Business As Usual | City AM
Inside a £10m time capsule. A penthouse in St John's Wood featuring a 100ft terrace overlooking Lord's Cricket Ground is up for private auction ... Show more

Defence Secretary resigns over spending, Burnham flirts with WASPI spending and thousands of fans rejected at the US border - Business As Usual | City AM
High street banks vs neobanks. City AM’s Simon Hunt looks at why traditional banks still hold the majority of Brits' primary accounts and salary deposits ... Show more

Thames Water eyes FTSE float, Anthropic to release Mythos to the public, and why high street banks might still be best - Business As Usual | City AM
Is Anthropic's 'Fable' as dangerous as they say? Senior City Reporter Samuel Norman and Digital Editor Matt Kenyon discuss the consumer launch ... Show more

Thames Water eyes FTSE float, Anthropic to release Mythos to the public, and why high street banks might still be best - Business As Usual | City AM
A new £750m creditor plan aims to rescue Thames Water from emergency nationalisation and its £20bn debt pile. The massive sum is going entirely to City fees ... Show more

Thames Water eyes FTSE float, Anthropic to release Mythos to the public, and why high street banks might still be best - Business As Usual | City AM
"Ministers aren't better investors than the market." City AM’s Alys Denby and Matt Kenyon question the government's strategy to invest ... Show more

Palantir to sue Sadiq Khan, GSK shares slide after $10Bn deal, and could the World Cup save British pubs? - Business As Usual | City AM
A major padel expansion is targeting London’s industrial estates. The booming racket sport is utilising commercial warehouses to find space and avoid ... Show more

Palantir to sue Sadiq Khan, GSK shares slide after $10Bn deal, and could the World Cup save British pubs? - Business As Usual | City AM
"Change your shirt, mate." City Editor Simon Hunt looks at Palantir's ongoing effort to build public trust in the UK ... Show more

Palantir to sue Sadiq Khan, GSK shares slide after $10Bn deal, and could the World Cup save British pubs? - Business As Usual | City AM
Is the AI bubble about to burst? Could tech stock jitters in Asia, which saw shares crash 8% on Monday, spread to the wider market? Simon Hunt gives his take ... Show more

Is the AI bubble about to burst? Lewis Hamilton calls for an end to billionaires, plus: Spencer Matthews on his drinks empire - Business As Usual | City AM
Claw-style AI agents are coming to the enterprise. The governance infrastructure is still catching up.
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Claw-style AI agents are coming to the enterprise. The governance ...
If you thought your summer commute on the Central or Victoria line was hot, wait until you hear this🚇🔥 TfL spent millions of pounds installing high-tech ... Show more

BP's chairman ousted over "conduct issues", EYE-WATERING London AI salaries, plus, West Ham's financial relegation hit - Business As Usual | City AM
The changing face of modern warfare is shifting the security landscape for major sports events🏆 With the World Cup on the horizon ... Show more

BP's chairman ousted over "conduct issues", EYE-WATERING London AI salaries, plus, West Ham's financial relegation hit - Business As Usual | City AM
If you're looking for a job in London's tech sector, the playing field is changing. New data from City recruitment firm Morgan McKinley reveals that ... Show more

The man fighting for a seat on Nationwide's board, is green investing still a thing? Plus the Apprentice star Mike Soutar on CEO leadership - Business As Usual | City AM
From the airwaves to the boardroom! Goalhanger, the media company behind some of the UK’s biggest podcasts, is setting up its very own venture capital arm to ... Show more

The man fighting for a seat on Nationwide's board, is green investing still a thing? Plus the Apprentice star Mike Soutar on CEO leadership - Business As Usual | City AM
How much does a popular City of London pub make on a busy day? With pints averaging £7.50, a £91k haul equates to roughly 12 ... Show more

Investec goes on a hiring spree, the pub that made £91k in one night, and LBC's Iain Dale on the Westminster circus - Business As Usual | City AM
Franchise Mobility vs. Local Heritage 🏟 Why the difference? While US franchises often relocate (like the Raiders moving to Vegas) ... Show more

M&S boss hits out at price-capping, UK foreign direct investment drops and the billionaire behind Arsenal's success - Business As Usual | City AM
Is it time to take Swiftonomics seriously as an economic indicator? From massive surges in hospitality spending to localized spikes in inflation data ... Show more

Monzo banks a record number of customers, Burnham condemns neoliberalism and Harry Styles rescues the economy - Business As Usual | City AM
Does Andy Burnham's northern strategy alienate the South East? City AM's Alys Denby questions if a narrative built on historical industrial ... Show more

Monzo banks a record number of customers, Burnham condemns neoliberalism and Harry Styles rescues the economy - Business As Usual | City AM
Is the traditional cake slice a thing of the past? Premier Foods reports that Mr Kipling had its biggest ever year in 2025 ... Show more

Streeting resigns, Lego bets big on digital games, Spaghetti House closes its doors, and the weather forecast - Business As Usual | City AM
Finally, some good news from the City 🍻 Amidst constant talk of rising costs, Retail Reporter Felix Armstrong has managed to find a pint in the Square Mile ... Show more

Wes Streeting plunges markets into chaos, British brands trail behind the US, and the housing market slumps - Business As Usual | City AM
Ex-Nadra chairman Tariq Malik included in US-based company's list recognising digital identity pioneers
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Ex-Nadra chairman Tariq Malik included in US-based company's list ...
Is the sports media "gravy train" about to derail? 📉 Frank Dalleres warns that a reliance on traditional media rights is risky as Gen Z pivots ... Show more

The votes are being counted, Ryanair's Michael O'Leary takes on Wetherspoon's Tim Martin, and the sport industry modernises - Business As Usual | City AM
The "Promotion Curse" hitting the City 📉💼 In the latest episode of Business As Usual, Maria Ward-Brennan analyses the brutal reality for some City ... Show more

The UK goes to the polls, KPMG jobs slashed and big name interviews from the City AM Awards - Business As Usual | City AM
Don’t throw away those old trading cards just yet. The market for Pokémon and Match Attax cards has exploded, with rare items now being treated as serious ... Show more

Kemi Badenoch exclusive interview on the local elections, Stephen Fry files a lawsuit, and the Pokemon card traders making thousands - Business As Usual | City AM
On City AM's daily podcast, Business As Usual, sponsored by Okta this morning: - Kemi Badenoch tells City AM she wants to see an "economic ... Show more
The hospitality industry is "kicking up a storm" over weather app symbols. Over-simplified emojis are deterring people from heading out ... Show more

Will the Bank of England raise interest rates? Iran war threatens summers holidays, and Americans prefer English wine to champagne - Business As Usual | City AM
BREAKING NEWS: City AM is officially launching a new (near) daily podcast! Business As Usual with Matt Kenyon and Martin Kimber ... Show more

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The AI boom is sparking a fail-fast mindset within Corporate America: Some bigger firms are using AI to embrace a classic startup mentality to quickly identify ...
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The AI boom is sparking a fail-fast mindset within Corporate America
Hackers claim they accessed Tinder, Hinge user info: The owner of Tinder and Hinge is already notifying individuals who may have been affected.
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Hackers claim they accessed Tinder, Hinge user info